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'Christian' Wireless Provider Promises To Censor All LGBTQ Content

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Radiant Mobile, a new Christian mobile phone provider running on the T-Mobile network, plans to censor all LGBTQ+ content alongside pornography using Israeli cybersecurity firm Allot’s technology. This move raises significant technical and legal concerns, including potential violations of net neutrality rules and First Amendment issues, while highlighting the challenges in enforcing internet censorship at a network level.

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