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The fight for tech accountability starts now

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Briefings

During Donald Trump's second term, major tech companies donated millions to his inauguration fund to support his administration's proposed 'gangster tech regulation.' Meta altered its content policy to allow labeling gay people as mentally ill and women as property. Elon Musk began posting about protecting the white race from extinction, which was a fragile defense against potential regulatory scrutiny. The article notes these actions occurred as of mere months before publication.

Key points

• Major tech companies donated millions to Trump's inauguration fund to support his administration's proposed 'gangster tech regulation' during his second term.
• Meta altered its content policy to allow labeling gay people as mentally ill and women as property.

Context

The article details how Silicon Valley companies aligned with Trump's regulatory agenda, specifically mentioning Meta's content policy changes and Elon Musk's controversial posts about white race protection.

Limitations

Evidence is limited to a single article snippet from November 2026, with no additional context on the full scope of the donations or the specific regulatory proposals. The timeline is restricted to the period of Trump's second term, and the article does not provide details on the long-term impact of these actions.

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