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Why Are Some Democrats Backing MAGA's Anti-LGBTQ+ Censorship?
From late-night host cancellations to removing LGBTQ+ history from government sites, politicians in both parties are contributing to the overwriting of the internet — a place where lots of queer and trans people first find community.
By Evan Greer and Janus Rose, Fight for the Future
An Upcoming Bill Could Bring Some Child Influencers the "Right to Be Forgotten"
A Maryland bill to be introduced in 2024 aims to protect the children of influencers, Delegate Jazz Lewis exclusively shares.
By Fortesa Latifi
TikTok Tracked Users Who Watched LGBTQ+ Videos, New Report Finds
Former employees raised concerns about how the data might be used.
By James Factora
Battling Digital Violence: UNFPA Launches Bodyright Campaign
“We want tech companies and policymakers to stop overlooking this.”
By Kaitlyn McNab
Revenge Porn Can Haunt You for Years
One victim sunk $30,000 into a case. But the long-term toll isn't just financial.
By Benjamin Powers
Facebook Reportedly Paid Teens for Access to Tons of Their Data
The Facebook Research app has been banned by Apple.
By Lucy Diavolo
Shay Mitchell Says She Questions Things She's Done on Social Media
And she has the best advice for being smart online.
By Isabella Gomez Sarmiento
