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Steve Wozniak co-authored an open letter to the FCC and Congress strongly opposing the Trump administration's plan to repeal net neutrality rules, arguing it would destroy the internet as we know it.
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As a co-founder of the EFF , Wozniak supports an organization that has consistently litigated against Trump administration policies regarding surveillance, encryption, and border device searches.
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Wozniak publicly announced he was leaving Facebook due to concerns over data privacy, a stance that aligns with his long-term advocacy for individual digital rights over corporate/state surveillance.
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While not a prolific political donor in recent cycles, Wozniak's historical support and public appearances have generally aligned with Democratic or Libertarian-leaning figures who oppose the MAGA platform.
Notes: Wozniak prioritizes education and environmental causes in his giving.
The absence of any Pro-MAGA financial support, combined with his social circles in Silicon Valley, suggests a Not-MAGA orientation.
Wozniak has frequently emphasized the importance of science-based education and critical thinking, often in contexts that implicitly criticize the 'post-truth' or anti-science rhetoric found in some MAGA circles.
Notes: His work with Woz U focuses on technical literacy.
His public persona is built on engineering logic and objective truth, which he has used to contrast with political misinformation.
As a co-founder of the EFF, Wozniak supports an organization that has consistently litigated against Trump administration policies regarding surveillance, encryption, and border device searches.
Notes: Wozniak's foundational role in EFF defines his political alignment toward civil liberties.
The EFF's legal battles against MAGA-era executive orders on immigration and surveillance reflect Wozniak's institutional alignment.
Wozniak has been a vocal proponent of Right to Repair, a policy position that often pits consumer advocates against the deregulation and corporate protectionism sometimes associated with MAGA economic policy.
Notes: He recorded a video for repair advocate Louis Rossmann supporting the cause.
This aligns him with progressive and grassroots consumer movements rather than the corporate-aligned wing of the GOP.
Wozniak publicly announced he was leaving Facebook due to concerns over data privacy, a stance that aligns with his long-term advocacy for individual digital rights over corporate/state surveillance.
While privacy is a cross-partisan issue, Wozniak's framing often emphasizes individual liberty against the types of data-driven populism used in modern political campaigning.
Steve Wozniak co-authored an open letter to the FCC and Congress strongly opposing the Trump administration's plan to repeal net neutrality rules, arguing it would destroy the internet as we know it.
Notes: Wozniak partnered with former FCC Commissioner Michael Copps for this advocacy.
Direct opposition to a signature regulatory rollback of the Trump administration is a clear anti-MAGA policy signal.
In various interviews, Wozniak has expressed a nuanced view of Donald Trump, occasionally praising his ability to shake up systems while remaining critical of his specific policies and rhetoric.
Notes: Wozniak has generally avoided harsh personal vitriol, focusing instead on technical and civil liberty issues.
Wozniak's comments on Trump are often mixed, reflecting a 'wait and see' or 'outsider' appreciation that doesn't equate to an endorsement.