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Free Speech Social Platform Gab Gets Record Traffic After Twitter and Facebook Censor Hunter Biden Story
The sinister threat of censorship from Big Tech caused people to realize the importance of alternatives.
Google Stifles Growing YouTube Competitor LBRY by Banning It From Play Store for Pedantic Reasons
Another alt-tech app booted after an arbitrary enforcement decision from Google.
Fediverse Apps Promise a Future Free of Censorship and Big Tech, but Google Is Threatening Them
Google gives developers the impossible task of ensuring users don’t come across anything that could be deemed “hateful.”
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How Big Tech Uses Its Stranglehold to Stamp Out Alt-Tech Competitors
? Apple, Google, and Facebook’s control over mobile app distribution, search, and social is being used to restrict alt-tech solutions in multiple ways.
President Trump Joins Triller, but Ignores Free Speech Platforms
Triller is seen as a TikTok alternative.
Telegram CEO Slams Apple for Censoring In-App Content and Hiding This Censorship From Users
CEO Pavel Durov took aim at Apple’s tight grip on the apps that are allowed in the app store and when they’re allowed to update.
Facebook and Twitter Alternatives That Are More Free Speech Friendly
These alternatives have many of the features of Facebook and Twitter but don’t silence their users under broad, far-reaching rules.
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The Mastercard and Visa Duopoly Is Fast Becoming the Biggest Threat to Alternative Tech
? Payment processors are trying to crush up-and-coming platforms just as they’re getting started.
President Trump Says He Expects to Be Banned by Twitter Before the 2020 Election
And he may join free speech Twitter alternative Parler.
Payment Processor Visa Blacklists Free Speech Software Company Gab
Gab has faced continuous hurdles since its inception.
Study Shows Facebook and Twitter Are Echo Chambers but Reddit and Gab Are Not
Gab users are exposed to more diversity of opinions.
Reddit CEO Wishes He’d Quarantined the Donald Sooner, Says He’s Fine With It Being in a “Near-Dead” State
Reddit has intentionally killed one of its most popular communities.
