The right to be forgotten, broadly explained, is the right to request commercial websites that gather and share personal information for...

Banning someone from your social media pages is always dangerous when you are a government official, even more so when you hold a page...

Earlier this week the Supreme Court declined to hear the matter of Doe v. Facebook wherein the Plaintiff was accusing Facebook of being...

In the 2019 case of Davison v. Randall, the United States Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit once again considered the question of...

Federal judges have begun prohibiting access to social media accounts and the internet at large for some of those accused of...

You have the right not to post! Anything you post can and will be used against you in a court of law! There are a lot of misconceptions...

For over a decade my associates and I have argued over how to deal with problematic followers on social media. The issue is especially...

A discussion of the governments ability to limit access to social media as explored in Packingham v. North Carolina