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White House to fund tech to evade censorship and increase privacy

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Dec 9 2021 6:45AM

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White House to fund tech to evade censorship and increase privacy

The White House will launch an initiative to award grants to innovators working on technology to bolster democracy by developing tools that enhance privacy or circumvent censorship, a White House official told Reuters. A total of US$3.75 million (A$5.22 million) will be awarded to winners of ...

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