The new House Speaker, spoke about how he installed "accountability software" called Covenant Eyes on his devices to monitor online activity.

Resurfaced comments in which new House Speaker Mike Johnson talked about how he and his son monitor each other's online activity using "accountability software" have raised questions about national security.

Johnson, a Republican who was first elected to Congress in 2016, spoke in 2022 about how he installed software called Covenant Eyes on his devices during a panel called "War on Technology" at Cypress Baptist Church in Benton, Louisiana, Rolling Stone reported.

According to a clip first posted on X, formerly Twitter, by a user called Receipt Maven, Johnson spoke about how the subscription-based service helps people abstain from internet porn and "objectionable" websites.

  • Peppycito@sh.itjust.works
    10·
    1 year ago

    makes it seem like they're each reviewing the porn they each do look at and making sure isn't toooo skeevy?

    Yes. But probably because I look at porn, I would take it to mean I'm telling my friends what porn I'm looking at. Whereas they are doing it to show each other that they're not looking at any porn at all.