Re: Telegram to Provide Govts With Users' Data in Wake of Founder's Arrest

On Mon, 23 Sep 24 23:26:17 UTC, D. Ray <d@ray> wrote:  
>Telegram announced on Monday that they will hand over users' IP addresses   
>and phone numbers in response to "valid legal requests" from governments   
>around the world.            
>Telegram has been a thorn in the side of governments for years now for  
>allowing free speech and French President Emmanuel Macron appears to have       
>solved that "problem" by having Telegram founder Pavel Durov arrested and  
>indicted.    
>"Western liberal democracies" cannot tolerate any corner of the internet    
>allowing free speech.   
><https://www.informationliberation.com/?id=64656>    
><https://archive.ph/2Kg5q> 
          
(using Tor Browser 13.5.4)  
https://duckduckgo.com/?q=informationliberation.com%2F%3Fid%3D64656  
>...    
>https://www.informationliberation.com/?id=64654   
>NewsGuard to Punish Information Liberation for Exposing 'Hamas Mass ...
>NewsGuard, the pro-Israel smearing outlet masquerading as a "fact checker"    
>that's now funded by the US government, is going to punish Information   
>Liberation for exposing the "Hamas mass rape" hoax. NewsGuard's Hilary  
>Rosenberg Hersh emailed InfoLib earlier this week to say their "review"  
>of my site "found recent examples of content on the site that appears to    
>be false or egregiously misleading."   
>...    
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the url https://informationliberation.com/ does appear to open normally 
in tor browser . . . but caveat emptor, these politically-charged types 
of propaganda forums could easily be storefront operations disguised as   
passive opposition to big brother, which everyone knows is pollyannaish