The organization is allegedly pressuring social media companies to share information about users who criticize the president, along with information about people who run anonymous ICE-watchdog social media accounts, according to reporting in Tech Crunch. Here’s what to know:A social media company’s terms of service generally state that you don’t have a privacy right. Free speech is protected under the First Amendment, so shouldn’t you be able to say or write what you want on social media? But it can be complicated when there are private parties involved such as a social media company, the government and the social media user, Gowder added. AdvertisementIf you are worried about the government having access to what you post on social media, there really isn’t any way around it other than simply not using social media, according to Chronister.

Source: Huffington Post February 11, 2026 14:02 UTC