Trump admin develops ‘Freedom.gov’ portal for Europeans, others to access banned content

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Trump admin develops ‘Freedom.gov’ portal for Europeans, others to access banned content

The State Department is developing an internal portal to give foreign nationals in Europe and elsewhere a tool to skirt their home country’s governmental content moderation policies.

nypost.com

WASHINGTON — The State Department is developing an internal portal to give foreign nationals in Europe and elsewhere a tool to skirt their home country’s governmental content moderation policies.

Sporting the domain “freedom.gov,” the portal being developed is intended to help combat internet censorship around the world, including by European allies.

“Digital freedom is a priority for the State Department, however, and that includes the proliferation of privacy and censorship-circumvention technologies like VPNs [virtual private networks],” a State Department official told The Post.

The official stressed that the web portal, which was first reported by Reuters, is not specific to Europe and that there is no set date for when it will launch.

At the moment, the website, whose domain was registered last month, features text proclaiming, “Freedom Is Coming” and “Information is power. Reclaim your human right to free expression. Get ready.”

 

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We'll need something like that on foreign soil as soon as the demonrats and RINOs own D.C. again.

 

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If this works, an interesting expression of it is: The power to influence the world with American Constitution DNA. A beacon by which free speech overreaches into other countries because of 1 countries constitution.

 

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If this works, an interesting expression of it is: The power to influence the world with American Constitution DNA. A beacon by which free speech overreaches into other countries because of 1 countries constitution.

Most countries will probably just block the URL. For many, they'll need VPN to get there.