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Caving to government censorship as a competitive advantage
If your rival is banned you get all the users
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Neeraj K. Agrawal
"social order" laws sure are convenient for authoritarians
Cambodia is among the several countries using the pandemic to crack down on free speech and dissent.
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Neeraj K. Agrawal
FinCEN has a lot of valuable records. Some of them are leaking.
In Hong Kong, a media tycoon and democracy activist, Jimmy Lai, is arrested. His company is publicly traded. So people who support his advocacy start…
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Neeraj K. Agrawal
fb isn't going to take a loss on your free speech
Facebook blocked a group with over 1 million members in Thailand because it is critical of the Thai monarchy.
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freezing young womens' bank accounts for dancing is bad
and other tales of internet censorship
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Neeraj K. Agrawal
some links for you
Chargebacks, Anti-Terror abuse in the Philippines, Myanmar journalists driven underground, etc
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some links for you: state censorship, coinbase, hyperinflation, etc
Apple has pulled a podcast app from the app store in China. They did this because it allowed users to access content deemed illegal in the country.
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Neeraj K. Agrawal
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