Missouri joins a growing list of states testing how much privacy people will trade for a filtered internet.

By disguising coercion as consent, the EU’s plan enlists tech companies as willing agents in its quiet expansion of digital surveillance.

Behind the promise of safety lies a blueprint for state-verified identity in every click.

By turning more content censorship into state-backed policy, Ofcom’s new rules edge Britain closer to a government-managed internet in the name o...

A cozy corner for writers is turning into a TSA line for ideas.

The promise of privacy hides a blueprint for deeper platform control.

A court ruling that could turn the pipes of the internet into its new censors.

Britain’s shifting boundaries on speech have turned a national tension into an international warning about the cost of control.

Behind the glass walls of Brussels, democracy risks becoming a paperwork illusion signed in silence.

Every quiet refusal chips away at the illusion that surveillance is inevitable, reminding the system that consent is not compliance.