Big Tech Backlash - Page 33

July 29, 2022

Kentucky mother sues Meta, alleges Instagram fueled teen daughter's anorexia: 'We all need to wake up'

Candace Wuest, with her daughter and Social Media Victims Law Center lawyer Matthew Bergman, joined "Fox & Friends First" to share how Instagram hurts young girls.

July 21, 2022

Big tech’s ‘secondhand censorship’ shields conservatives from information at alarming rate, study shows

Free Speech America CensorTrack database found that seven big tech platforms kept information from users a staggering 144,301,713 times during the first quarter of 2022 alone.

July 14, 2022

GOP lawmakers launch probe of TikTok's sharing of user data with Chinese parent company

Senior GOP lawmakers on two top House committees launched an investigation into the TikTok social media app for allowing its non-public user data to be accessed from China.

July 13, 2022

Twitter allows some threats against conservative SCOTUS Justices, pro-life pregnancy centers to flourish

Conservative Supreme Court Justices, pro-life pregnancy centers and others have been threatened on Twitter since Roe v. Wade was overturned last month.

July 12, 2022

Conservatives must use antitrust to rein in big tech monopolies

Monopolistic tech companies that censor conservative speech much be stopped by antitrust. Conservatives must pull together to back bills reining in the tech industry.

July 12, 2022

Survivor of Mao's China warns about Big Tech working with government: 'Americans should take note'

A survivor of Mao's revolution reacts to Chinese police beating citizens who gathered to protest against having their bank accounts frozen due to COVID-19 policies.

July 6, 2022

Twitter reinstates Alex Berenson after ‘permanently’ suspending his account in 2021 over COVID tweets

Former New York Times journalist Alex Berenson returned to Twitter on Wednesday after he was given a "permanent "ban for allegedly violating the platform's COVID "misinformation" policy.

July 5, 2022

July 4 shooting: Social media companies a 'big part' of shooting, not sharing content with police, says ex-cop

Fox News contributor Leo Terrell and National Fallen Officer Foundation President Tre Pennie responded to the July 4 parade mass shooting Tuesday on "Hannity."

June 30, 2022

Twitter reportedly suspends Jordan Peterson after he tweeted about Elliot Page

Twitter reportedly suspended Dr. Jordan B. Peterson, who has questioned some of modern society's most controversial topics, including transgender ideology.

June 28, 2022

Google may send Republicans to spam, but we're holding Big Tech accountable

New research shows that Big Tech companies are manipulating the online experiences of millions of Americans in ways unknown before.