美国正在创造自由.gov, 帮助欧洲人绕过政府内容禁令, The U.S. is creating freedom.gov to help Europeans bypass government content bans, sparking transatlantic tensions over digital freedom and regulation.

美国国务院正在开发自由.gov,这是一个门户网站,旨在帮助欧洲和其他地区的用户获取其政府禁止的内容,包括被视为仇恨言论或恐怖主义宣传的材料。 The U.S. State Department is developing freedom.gov, a portal aimed at helping users in Europe and other regions access content banned by their governments, including material deemed hate speech or terrorist propaganda. 在副部长Sarah Rogers的带领下, 网站可能包含一个虚拟私人网络功能, 以掩盖用户位置并避免追踪, Led by Undersecretary Sarah Rogers, the site may include a virtual private network feature to mask users’ locations and avoid tracking, though the department denies operating a targeted censorship-circumvention program. 该项目原计划在慕尼黑安全会议上启动,但被推迟,没有提供正式解释。 Originally planned for launch at the Munich Security Conference, the project was delayed, with no official explanation given. 这一倡议反映出美国-欧洲在数字监管问题上日益紧张,因为美国批评欧盟的《数字服务法》等欧洲内容规则限制性过强,而欧洲则强调打击极端主义。 The initiative reflects growing U.S.-European tensions over digital regulation, as the U.S. criticizes European content rules like the EU’s Digital Services Act as overly restrictive, while Europe emphasizes combating extremism. 这项工作涉及前爱德华·科里斯蒂纳·埃隆·穆斯克助手爱德华·科里斯蒂纳,并可能使已经受到贸易、乌克兰和对言论自由的不同看法影响的跨大西洋关系进一步紧张。 The effort involves former Elon Musk aide Edward Coristine and could further strain transatlantic relations already affected by trade, Ukraine, and differing views on free speech.