Videos tagged with Social Media Privacy

Two significant legal victories for Second Amendment rights are highlighted. New Hampshire's House rejected a bill allowing individuals to 'red flag' themselves, preventing them from becoming prohibited persons. Additionally, a judge in Nassau County, New York, ruled against requiring urine tests for permit applicants, deeming it a violation of Fourth Amendment protections against unreasonable searches.

This segment from Gun Talk Radio discusses the legal and political landscape for gun rights following the Supreme Court's Bruen decision. Host Tom Gresham and guest Dave Workman, a journalist for the Second Amendment Foundation, analyze new gun control measures in New York and California. They argue that requiring social media information for carry permits and restricting firearm advertising to minors are attempts to circumvent the Bruen ruling and infringe upon constitutional rights.

This video from Iraqveteran8888 discusses New York Senate Bill 9191, which proposes requiring firearm purchasers to submit three years of social media history and search engine data. The hosts argue this bill infringes on Second and First Amendment rights, sets a dangerous precedent for government overreach, and could lead to arbitrary denials based on political views or personal expression. They emphasize the importance of opposing such legislation to protect fundamental freedoms.

This video discusses a controversial legislative proposal in New York that would require gun license applicants to undergo a social media background check. The content creator expresses concern over this potential infringement on privacy and Second Amendment rights, highlighting the implications of government surveillance of online activity as a prerequisite for firearm ownership. The discussion touches upon the broad reach of social media and the potential for misinterpretation or misuse of personal information in the licensing process.

This video discusses a proposed New York law that would require individuals to grant access to their social media and search engine history as part of the process for obtaining a gun permit. The content creator, Guns & Gadgets Media, frames this as a significant infringement on privacy and Second Amendment rights. The description emphasizes that the content is for informational and entertainment purposes, with all shooting demonstrations conducted safely by professionals on approved ranges. It also clarifies that they do not sell firearms or parts and are not instructing viewers on how to modify weapons.

This Gun Talk Radio after-show episode from November 18, 2018, delves into two key topics: the potential for gun rights to be eroded through social media privacy issues, and practical advice on selecting firearms suitable for individuals with larger hands. The hosts also touch upon a music project by an individual from the gun industry. The show is a regular feature discussing various aspects of firearms, from products to politics.