Cindy Harper

21 hours ago | reclaimthenet.org | Cindy Harper

Apple and Meta have become the first tech giants to face penalties under the European Union’s landmark Digital Markets Act (DMA), signaling a major shift in how Brussels enforces digital competition rules. On Wednesday, the European Commission revealed that Apple had been fined €500 million for violating DMA provisions related to app store operations.

3 days ago | sgtreport.com | Cindy Harper

by Cindy Harper, Reclaim The Net:A senior figure at the World Health Organization is advocating for a renewed and enduring partnership between global health authorities and Silicon Valley giants, lamenting what he views as a drop-off in corporate tech cooperation following the COVID-19 saga. Andy Pattison, Team Lead for Digital Channels at the WHO, expressed frustration over what he described as a fading commitment from major tech platforms after pandemic restrictions began to lift.

3 days ago | reclaimthenet.org | Cindy Harper

A senior figure at the World Health Organization is advocating for a renewed and enduring partnership between global health authorities and Silicon Valley giants, lamenting what he views as a drop-off in corporate tech cooperation following the COVID-19 saga. Andy Pattison, Team Lead for Digital Channels at the WHO, expressed frustration over what he described as a fading commitment from major tech platforms after pandemic restrictions began to lift.

1 week ago | reclaimthenet.org | Cindy Harper

British lawmakers are using the aftermath of last summer’s Southport riots to advocate for greater surveillance of online speech, pressing a narrative that blames social media “misinformation” for nationwide unrest. A new report from the House of Commons Home Affairs Committee not only promotes sweeping online monitoring powers for law enforcement but also misrepresents and dismisses legitimate concerns about the unequal application of justice in the UK.

1 week ago | sgtreport.com | Cindy Harper

by Cindy Harper, Reclaim The Net:BitChute CEO Ray Vahey is calling on digital platforms around the world to stand up to the UK’s censorship law, the Online Safety Act, warning that the law marks a dangerous turning point for internet freedom and could set a global precedent for state-imposed censorship and surveillance. In a video address, Vahey described the legislation as a direct threat to open discourse and civil liberties online.