Canada rescinded its 3% digital services tax that was due to take effect on Monday morning after President Donald Trump threatened to halt trade talks.

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The Digital Services Act will essentially oblige Big Tech to act as a privatized censor on behalf of governments — censors who will enjoy wide discretion under vague and subjective standards.

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