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The United Kingdom is escalating its censorship and mass surveillance.

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  • mullvadnet@mastodon.onlineM mullvadnet@mastodon.online

    The United Kingdom is escalating its censorship and mass surveillance. When Mullvad tried to criticise this with the TV ad “And Then?”, it was banned on British television.

    retech@defcon.socialR This user is from outside of this forum
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    @mullvadnet WOW. Guess they're using 1984 as a playbook and not a warning.

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    • mullvadnet@mastodon.onlineM mullvadnet@mastodon.online

      The United Kingdom is escalating its censorship and mass surveillance. When Mullvad tried to criticise this with the TV ad “And Then?”, it was banned on British television.

      skylerhandler@woof.groupS This user is from outside of this forum
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      @mullvadnet Strong words for neither being Banned nor Censored

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      • mullvadnet@mastodon.onlineM mullvadnet@mastodon.online

        The United Kingdom is escalating its censorship and mass surveillance. When Mullvad tried to criticise this with the TV ad “And Then?”, it was banned on British television.

        lostgen@det.socialL This user is from outside of this forum
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        @mullvadnet
        I like the ad. Consider uploading it to peertube so we can share it here?

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        • lostgen@det.socialL lostgen@det.social

          @mullvadnet
          I like the ad. Consider uploading it to peertube so we can share it here?

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          @lostgen

          Which instance would you suggest? I looked at Odysee but I am not sure it is a good alternative to YT.

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          • gargron@mastodon.socialG gargron@mastodon.social

            @mullvadnet It's a great ad.

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            @Gargron

            and then and then and then and then and then and then and then and then and then and then and then and then and then and then and then and then and then and then and then and then and then and then and then and then

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            • jbjrkng@hachyderm.ioJ jbjrkng@hachyderm.io

              @lostgen

              Which instance would you suggest? I looked at Odysee but I am not sure it is a good alternative to YT.

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              @jbjrkng
              I have no experience with public instances unfortunately.

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              • awfulwoman@indieweb.socialA awfulwoman@indieweb.social

                @mullvadnet say what? Tell us more of this more please!

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                @mullvadnet ah, so reading more it wasn’t accepted by the TV advertisers. Which is not exactly surprising given they hate technology like VPNs. I know you wanted to make a stink but this just looks silly.

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                • ret@furry.engineerR ret@furry.engineer

                  @mullvadnet do you have some more information about the "ban" here? I'd like to write to the ASA to complain about that decision if possible. I can't see a ruling entry for it on the ASA site.

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                  @ret @mullvadnet it wasn’t banned. A private company didn’t clear it for broadcast. Mullvad didn’t try to make it compliant because it suits their commercial interests to claim it was banned. They get more free publicity this way and get to present themselves as the underdog. https://mullvad.net/en/and-then/uk

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                  • mullvadnet@mastodon.onlineM mullvadnet@mastodon.online

                    The United Kingdom is escalating its censorship and mass surveillance. When Mullvad tried to criticise this with the TV ad “And Then?”, it was banned on British television.

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                    @mullvadnet i saw this ad at least a dozen times on tv in sweden over christmas. Not sure if my mom got the message

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                    • mullvadnet@mastodon.onlineM mullvadnet@mastodon.online

                      The United Kingdom is escalating its censorship and mass surveillance. When Mullvad tried to criticise this with the TV ad “And Then?”, it was banned on British television.

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                      @mullvadnet

                      File won't play, says it's corrupt.

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