Christina Maas is a journalist who focuses on digital rights, free speech, and censorship issues. She writes for Reclaim The Net and her work has also appeared in LifeSiteNews. Christina's articles often highlight instances of online censorship, government regulation of social media, and the impact on free speech in the digital age.
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Christina's coverage is heavily focused on government announcements and legal policy regulation, particularly related to censorship, social media, free speech, and the First Amendment. She appears to have a national focus on the United States.
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TikTok faces a major threat as a U.S. court upholds a law requiring ByteDance to divest or risk a ban, citing national security concerns over China ties.
Data brokers harvest and sell your personal data—from browsing habits to financial details—fueling an unregulated, invasive surveillance economy.
By: Christina Maas
The Kids Online Safety Act (KOSA) uses online safety as a pretext for increased control, paving the way for digital ID and threatening privacy.
The European Commission faces backlash after breaking its own privacy laws with a micro-targeted ad campaign, exposing deep hypocrisy.
By: Christina Maas
Parliament debates censure for Mendicino as evidence undermines his justification for sweeping emergency powers during the Freedom Convoy protests.
By: Christina Maas
Your phone is tattling to tech giants and turning your life into a digital goldmine. Here's how to start again from scratch with a surveillance-free device.
By: Christina Maas
Trudeau's former public safety minister, Marco Mendicino, finds himself at the center of controversy as the Canadian Parliament debates whether to formally censure him for 'deliberately lying' about the justification for invoking the Emergencies Act.
The sky is no limit for NYPD drones but the boundaries of privacy remain unclear.
By: Christina Maas
A mother's Facebook post about a school poster spiraled into military scrutiny, law enforcement intervention, and a landmark free speech lawsuit.
The FBI's doublespeak on encryption exposes a relentless push to weaken digital privacy safeguards.
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