A case that never should’ve seen a courtroom ended up reaffirming that privacy and principle still outrank reckless overreach.

The newly uncovered email exposes a quiet intersection of government power and social media control just days before voters went to the polls.

Her defiance turned small-town politics into a proving ground for the First Amendment.

Could Britain’s online censorship push be drifting toward a point where using a VPN could be seen as an act of resistance?

Developers finally get to step outside Google’s walled garden, reshaping the economics of Android one download link at a time.

Lawmakers pressed Meta and Google to explain how far White House outreach went in shaping their censorship decisions.

Behind closed doors, Stanford’s gathering with global regulators became the latest flashpoint in a widening probe of how speech policing quietly ...

YouTube’s new policy treats in-game violence almost like the real thing, leaving creators unsure what’s still acceptable.

Each state’s rulebook is different, but together they’re turning compliance into the next frontier of tech regulation.

In chasing safety for kids, Australia may be rewriting the rules of digital freedom for everyone else.