Poland Proposes $13.5 Million Fines for Tech Giants Engaging in Ideological Censorship

Poland Proposes $13.5 Million Fines for Tech Giants Engaging in Ideological Censorship
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New laws proposed by Poland could implement massive fines for tech giants who censor users or remove posts for ideological reasons, according to the country’s Deputy Minister of Justice Sebastian Kaleta.

Speaking to Fox News, Kaleta said social media companies have been targeting conservatives, Christianity, and traditional values by banning them or removing posts.
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