Free Speech and (Big Tech) Censorship Thread

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T-Mobile Is Erasing Links to Gateway Pundit Articles if You Send Them by Text Message

Joseph Stalin and the Soviet Communists were known for their airbrushing. If a top official lost favor with Stalin they were eliminated and airbrushed from society as if they never existed.Who would have ever thought this practice would come to our s
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'Nother article on it, though it looks like a scraping.

This could hit T-mobile very, very hard if there was any political party willing to make a move. Phone companies are common carriers, they do not have the hazy protection of being either a platform or a publisher, whichever is more convenient at the moment, that social media companies do.
 
LinkedIn has apparently followed Twitter in banning Dr. Robert Malone.

Robert Malone said:
last night Linkedin decided I was not a fit human to be on their platform. In another blink of an eye of big tech, Linkin flushed my 30,000 connections and de-platformed me. No explanations, no warnings were given. I can say that I rarely post anything on Link-in that is controversial anymore, since they de-platformed me, re-instated me and then apologized for it last summer. This was not a surprise - just more of the same censorship that is happening everywhere.
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LinkedIn bans Dr. Robert Malone

Following being banned from Twitter.
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Resiliency: Surviving in the age of censorship, propaganda and cancel culture

Like water off a duck's back
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Captain X said:
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Microsoft Word introduces new "woke" feature to monitor your language

Microsoft has just introduced a woke, politically correct feature that I don't think anyone ever asked for...
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What nincompoops are out there actually paying to use the garbage, in principle and apparently operation, that is Word 365 instead of one of the previous iterations from a CD that you actually own or one of the alternates that are free and don't make you a fricken' subscription-slave to Microsoft, though?

Serious question, actually. It boggles my mind why anyone would touch 365 with a ten-foot pole...I guess businesses have to do it for security reasons or something? That's the only thing that occurs to me.
 
prinCZess said:
What nincompoops are out there actually paying to use the garbage, in principle and apparently operation, that is Word 365 instead of one of the previous iterations from a CD that you actually own or one of the alternates that are free and don't make you a fricken' subscription-slave to Microsoft, though?

Serious question, actually. It boggles my mind why anyone would touch 365 with a ten-foot pole...I guess businesses have to do it for security reasons or something? That's the only thing that occurs to me.
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I honestly have the same reaction. I have not used a paid-for word processor outside of work since somewhere around 2003-ish. As far as I can tell, the pricey Microsoft products have nothing* the free software doesn't.

*Rounded up.
 
prinCZess said:
What nincompoops are out there actually paying to use the garbage, in principle and apparently operation, that is Word 365 instead of one of the previous iterations from a CD that you actually own or one of the alternates that are free and don't make you a fricken' subscription-slave to Microsoft, though?

Serious question, actually. It boggles my mind why anyone would touch 365 with a ten-foot pole...I guess businesses have to do it for security reasons or something? That's the only thing that occurs to me.
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Mostly old people who never bothered to try and understand computers, and don't realize that there are alternatives.
 
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