
La Swan
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La Swan
@_PaperBeatsRock
Once I realized I existed before this and will after, I saw through this reality's trick⚡No DMs.



Your phone is a surveillance device. Which is, by the way... a documented, court-filed, publicly admitted business model. 👀 Google owns Chrome. Android. Search. Gmail. YouTube. Maps. Every single one runs on the same engine: Collecting everything you do. Where you go. What you search at 2am. What you almost bought but didn't. How long you stared at something before scrolling. That last one is in their own patent filings. 🤷 Now here's the part that should make you furious. GDPR passed in 2018. Everyone called it a privacy win. Cambridge Analytica blew up. Third-party cookies became legally toxic. Google announced cookie deprecation in 2019. They didn't kill tracking. They nationalized it. 💀 Replaced an open ecosystem where ANYONE could track you with Privacy Sandbox, a closed system controlled entirely by them. Apple pulled the same move with ATT in 2021. Told you they were protecting your privacy. Facebook lost $10 billion that year. Apple's own ad business grew 30% the same year. That's not privacy protection. That's a competitor removal operation with a press release attached. 💀 And none of that even touches geofencing. Show Faith By Works. FARA #7653. 303 megachurches geofenced across America. Funded by a foreign government. You know hew. When you walked near those buildings, your device was tracked. No consent. No popup. No notification. That infrastructure is not classified spy tech. It's standard mobile ad technology being used to shape your political beliefs without you knowing it. 😤 Monday. March 24. 6PM. @IanMalcolm84's Space. Me and @dee_on_air are pulling the whole thread live. Full receipts. Full infrastructure breakdown. No theory. 🔥 One question before Monday: What app on your phone do you think is collecting the most data on you right now? Drop it below. I'll tell you if you're right. Space link 👇 x.com/i/spaces/1kKzD…



Bessent: "Sometimes you have to escalate to deescalate"



Is there anything worse than a crying baby on a plane? I wish parents would control their children. It’s so disruptive. I refuse to believe a baby cries for 10 hours. At some point this is just bad parenting, right?







'TRUMP AMERICA AI Act' Repeals Section 230, Expands Liability, and Establishes Centralized Federal Control Over AI Systems Substack and similar platforms could face legal exposure for user-generated content as Section 230 repeal removes their core liability shield, forcing stricter content control to avoid lawsuits. @MarshaBlackburn @zeeemedia @ModernityNews @infowars @zerohedge U.S. Senator Marsha Blackburn has released a 291-page legislative framework that would repeal Section 230, expand liability across the artificial intelligence ecosystem, and establish a unified federal rulebook governing how AI systems are built, deployed, and controlled in the United States. The proposal—titled the TRUMP AMERICA AI Act—is being presented as a pro-innovation, pro-safety measure designed to “protect children, creators, conservatives, and communities” while ensuring U.S. dominance in the global AI race. But the actual structure of the bill reveals a comprehensive system that centralizes regulatory authority, expands legal exposure for platforms, and creates new mechanisms for controlling AI outputs and digital information flows. For independent journalists and publishers operating on platforms like Substack, the repeal of Section 230 shifts the risk upstream. Platforms would no longer be shielded from liability tied to user-generated content, meaning they must evaluate whether hosting certain reporting could expose them to lawsuits. In practice, that creates pressure to restrict or deprioritize content that could be framed as causing harm—particularly reporting on public health, government programs, or other high-stakes issues—regardless of whether it is sourced or accurate. Full story w/links: jonfleetwood.substack.com/p/trump-americ…




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