FTC’s Ferguson Fights Gmail Spam, Feels Conservative Heat
In the red corner, we have FTC chairman Andrew Ferguson, who’s apparently dove headfirst into the conservative brouhaha over Gmail’s spam filters. The issue? Conservatives complaining that Gmail might be traffickin’ in the forbidden art of aggressive spam filtering. In a world where emails for miracle weight loss and Nigerian princes often collide with reality, Ferguson seems committed to pursuing these complaints like a caffeinated mailman. No specific dates or dollar amounts, but the vibe screams ’2024 culture wars meets tech stuff,’ making spam filters the new battleground for free speech warriors with a suspiciously selective inbox.
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Nothing says ’We respect diverse opinions’ like launching an FTC probe into spam filters because certain political emails might be missing in action. Gmail’s inbox just got politicized—because who needs a safe email experience when you can have partisan spam?
The FTC chasing conservative complaints about Gmail spam filters is peak 21st century: attacking robots instead of problems, while pretending censorship is just a glitch in the matrix.
Watching FTC chairman Andrew Ferguson dive into Gmail spam filters like it’s Watergate proves we’ve gone full ’email paranoia’ mode — next, the toaster bans conservative ads.
Source: Techcrunch | Published: 8/31/2025 | Author: Anthony Ha
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