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Thursday, November 21, 2024

Colorado Catholics Spent Millions to Identify Gay Priest By Buying Mobile App Tracking Data

The Catholic Laity and Clergy for Renewal is a non-organizational group that spent four million dollars on a mobile app tracking data that aims to determine gay priests. The apps used to track the priests were Growlr, Grindr, Scruff, Jack'd and OkCup…

Hinduism's Holiest Rites Now Include Robots Making Some Worshippers Unhappy
A technology company in India developed a robotic arm in 2017 to perform the "aarti" ceremony. Yet, the use of religious robots in this way has sparked growing arguments over the role that artificial …
Cryptocurrency for the Church: Exploring the Basics in Understanding and Utilizing Blockchain Technology for Church Donations
Learn the basics of cryptocurrency and how it can benefit your church with our comprehensive guide. Understand the basics of blockchain technology, security measures, and how to accept donations in cr…

Local Churches Use ".church" Domains to Match Branding, Engage With Visitors Online, Offline

According to Identity Digital, a market leader in domain names and related technologies, one-third of the churches included in this year's Outreach Magazine's Outreach 100 lists are using the .church …

Necromancy? Big Tech Giant Amazon Uses AI To Bring Voices Of Dead Relatives To Life
Amazon developed a new feature for their company's digital assistant Alexa, allowing it to imitate a dead person's voices.
Digital Worship Effects: Prayers For Sale, Convenience Over Privacy
The convenience of technology, digital worship in the safety of your home, and religious apps in the palms of your hands come at a high price, with you losing your privacy and capitalists earning more…
Catholic Church Weighs Issues Regarding Sentient AI
The Catholic Church remained to uphold human empowerment and environmental protection above Artificial Intelligence as the issue of sentient AI arose again recently in the news headlines.

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Trump's 'TRUTH Social' Media App Open To Some Users Beginning Monday
TRUTH Social will begin welcoming users who pre-ordered the app beginning Monday and in the next 10 days.
Tech Needs Faith’: Christians Must Redeem Technology Because 'We Can See His Glory' In It, Author Says
A Christian author believes that technology is key in helping the church prepare for Jesus' Bride.
Big Tech Ushering China's Social Credit Scores To US: Former Facebook Analyst
A former Facebook analyst is warning Americans how Big Tech is being used by the U.S. government in ways similar to China's social credit system.
Christian Fundraising Platform Hacked, Info Belonging To Freedom Convoy Supporters Leaked
The Christian crowdfunding platform was hacked and temporarily disabled after it was able to raise almost $9 million for the Freedom Convoy.
Church Leaders Unite Against Instagram's Version For The Young
An organization that advocates for internet safety for children and families spearheaded massive action against "Instagram for Kids" in time for Safer Internet Day.
North Korean Who Escaped Communism Warns Of A Communist 'Brainwashing' Happening In America
"I never thought in America I had to worry about brainwashing and propaganda. We have a brainwashing going on in this country."
DeSantis Spearheads Investigation On GoFundMe Freedom Convoy Fund Confiscation
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis is spearheading an investigation into GoFundMe for its "fraudulent" actions against the Freedom Convoy.
Former Homosexual Turned Pastor Takes Vimeo To Court For Shutting Down Account Containing Biblical Teachings
A self-proclaimed former homosexual turned pastor filed a lawsuit against Vimeo after it took down his videos in support of conversion therapy.
Police Using Spyware Against Civilians In Israel, Reports Say
Israel is plagued with issues surrounding spyware used by authorities on its own citizens.
Lindsey Graham Pushing Legislation Allowing Private Companies To Read Your Texts, DMs, Emails
United States Senator Lindsey Graham from South Carolina is co-sponsoring a legislation that will allow companies to "scan" any information shared online to check if it violates the law.

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