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At this point, Google Stadia should be no stranger to gamers or tech enthusiast, and although the controversial service known as Stadia is gearing up to make its debut Q4 of this year, there will not be a beta or test run for folks leading up to the service’s November release. Continue reading “Google Stadia Will Not Have A Beta Before Launch”
Shortly after Project Veritas exposed Google for their political bias and search engine manipulation, the crackdowns and censorship came fast and heavy. YouTube banned Project Veritas’ video on the grounds of a “privacy violation”, while Reddit moved to permanently suspend Project Veritas’ account. Joining in on the fray is video hosting site Vimeo, who also banned Project Veritas account for being “hateful”, “defamatory” and/or “discriminatory”. Continue reading “Vimeo Bans Project Veritas Account For Posting Video Exposing Google’s Censorship, Political Bias”
In a recent roundtable interview, Stadia’s Phil Harrison has explained that you shouldn’t expect the games on the streaming platform to cost any less than other standard full-priced AAA titles. Continue reading “Google Stadia Games May Not Be Cheaper Than Full-Priced AAA Titles”
Alphabet has been exposed as manipulating search results, censoring news, and modifying recommendations on Google and YouTube to push a specific social engineering agenda to brainwash its users. One of the company’s employees initially responded claiming that she was being harassed and that the journalists who exposed this ideological censorship was using selective editing to paint Google in a bad light. She then closed down her social media feeds and Google proceeded to censor the news report on YouTube. This didn’t stop the conversation, though, and a day after the expose broke, the official YouTube Insider account responded claiming that they didn’t manipulate search results, only for Project Veritas’ James O’Keefe to share a leaked e-mail showcasing that they do. Continue reading “Google Leak Shows Staff Discussing How To Censor People They Label As “Alt-Right”, “Nazis””
While Alphabet is trying to censor the news about the whistleblower exposing Google’s manipulation of search results and their attempt to subvert the upcoming 2020 elections by censoring certain websites from their news feeds, some government officials are taking notice and they aren’t too happy about it, such as U.S. Congressman Louie Gohmert, representing the first district of Texas. Continue reading “Congressman Gohmert Says Google Should Be Stripped Of Immunity, Pursued By Class-Action Lawsuits”
Alphabet, the parent company over Google and YouTube, is now censoring videos related to Project Veritas’ latest investigation into Google manipulating search results with the aim of tampering with the upcoming 2020 elections. In the video key staff at Google admitted that the company’s “ML Fairness” application to search engine algorithmic results are themed around suppressing content they don’t want people to see and removing results they deem problematic. Continue reading “YouTube Censors Video About Google Election Meddling; Reddit Suspends Project Veritas”
A new half-hour video report and accompanying news story from Project Veritas has revealed that Google is manipulating search results and GNews listings. Continue reading “Google Manipulates Search Results, Censors GNews Stories, According To Project Veritas Report”
If you’re claiming to be a service and not a publisher, then it means you have to abide by that standard, which means not picking and choosing what you publish on that service platform based on political biases. However, as we’ve seen with Google’s shadow bans, Facebook’s politically motivated censorship, YouTube’s “borderline” content suppression, and Twitter’s selective account suspensions, it’s quite obvious that the biggest tech platforms in operation today are not operating with politically indifference but are indeed operating with very clear Left-leaning political biases. Republican Senator Josh Hawley introduced a bill recently that would remove the Safe Harbor protections under section 230 of the Communications Act for platforms that decide to act as publishers, meaning that they would be held liable for everything that is published on their platform, legal or otherwise. Continue reading “Senator Hawley Introduces Bill That Would Remove Immunity For Politically Biased Internet Platforms”
We knew that YouTube introduced algorithms back in January of 2019 to reduce recommendations of “extremist” or “borderline” content. Well, at a recent Code event, which was taking place as the same time as E3, we learned a bit more about YouTube’s recommendation feature and how it will shadow ban “borderline content”. Continue reading “YouTube Uses “Raters” To Gauge “Borderline Content” For Shadow Bans”
Google has been utilizing its shadow ban feature for news websites since 2018. They gave it a test run back in January of 2018 that resulted in a glitch where hundreds of websites no longer had their news showing up in GNews, but after addressing the bug they primed another version of the shadow ban feature that managed to effectively knock a lot of smaller and mid-tier sites out of GNews with nary a peep from anyone. Blockmanity.com, a cryptocurrency news site, is one of the most recent victims of that measure, with their content either rarely appearing or not appearing at all in the GNews feeds. Continue reading “Google Shadow Bans Blockmanity, CCN, Others”
Multiple website owners of hentai, doujin, manga, adult comic book, and porn websites have been affected by hundreds of DMCA takedown notices filed by an unknown copyright claimant, which managed to get multiple homepages, links, and category pages removed from Google’s search engines after filing false claims against some of these sites. Well, a few of the website owners are exploring legal actions since being delisted from Google is negatively impacting their sites without reasonable cause. Continue reading “Gelbooru, Rule34 Website Owners Explore Legal Action After Google Delisted Websites Due To DMCA Claims”
DMCA claims were filed against hundreds of web pages consisting of doujins, animes, and hentai, even imageboards. Sites like E-Hentai, Gelbooru, Hanime, GetComixxx, and many others have had their homepages removed from Google due to the claims made by an unknown party. Continue reading “E-Hentai, Gelbooru, Hanime Homepages Get DMCA’d, Removed From Google”
Google was accused of discriminating against whites, Asian males, and Conservatives by former Google employee James Damore. The former Google engineer moved forward with a lawsuit back in early 2018, and even provided tons of evidence of SJWs working at the Silicon Valley tech giant who were openly hostile to Conservatives and didn’t mind making it known. Well, after Google’s lawyers tried desperately to get the case dismissed, the judge denied their requests and decided to allow the lawsuit to move forward into the discovery phase, which should prove very interesting. Continue reading “Google Discrimination Lawsuit Moves Forward Into Discovery Phase”