Parler

[brutal]

Where are you seeing this?

All my alerts show enabled. Presidential Alerts are greyed out but show "mandatory and always turned on"

[Planner]

Firefox can suck it now too. Going with Brave 100% now.

https://thepostmillennial.com/mozill...-deplatforming

DuckDuckGo is another good option.


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[Planner]

Check your emergency notifications on your phone. Apparently Apple and Google have disabled them just in case Trump wants to send something out. Incredible. My settings are grayed out and can't be changed. This is so 1984.

I saw some messaging on that last night as well. I?m not seeing that on my iPhone 11, but it also wants to install an update which I may sit on for a few weeks.

This action is a Surefire way to draw legal heat from states and municipalities that use the emergency alert systems.

I need to start reading those handheld radio threads......


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[Singlestack]

>This action is a Surefire way to draw legal heat from states and municipalities that use the emergency alert systems.

Normally, but not in today's world Dems wont oppose since it is the greater good. Republicans won't because they are cowards and want everyone to like them. Nope, at this point big tech can truly do whatever the hell they want.

[hollohas]

I'm all for businesses' right to refuse service (however hypocritical Dems are in this case). But there are serious ethical questions with one of the government's largest cloud contractors (AWS) using the very service they provide to 6,500 government agencies as a tool to censor public information.

A company who profits from LARGE government contracts is susceptible to pressure from the government officials. They aren't exactly acting on purely private goals. The lines between public and private is much more blurry here then in the case of a dude in Lakewood baking cakes.

[Great-Kazoo]

I'm all for businesses' right to refuse service (however hypocritical Dems are in this case). But there are serious ethical questions with one of the government's largest cloud contractors (AWS) using the very service they provide to 6,500 government agencies as a tool to censor public information.

A company who profits from LARGE government contracts is susceptible to pressure from the government officials. They aren't exactly acting on purely private goals. The lines between public and private is much more blurry here then in the case of a dude in Lakewood baking cakes.

Correct.

Control the media


Control the message.

[hollohas]

Correct.

Control the media


Control the message.

Step #1 in the regime change handbook.

[ChickNorris]

This is getting NUTS.

McAuliffe nuts or?

; -)

[Great-Kazoo]

[Gman]

This is getting NUTS.

Been heading towards nuts for a while now. People are now noticing the noose around their necks as it begins to tighten.