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HomePhys.org - InternetUS lawmakers probe foreign pressure on tech platforms

US lawmakers probe foreign pressure on tech platforms

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A Congressional committee has sent subpoenas to eight US internet giants demanding to know whether foreign governments are curbing what can be seen online in the United States.

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