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Tech company drops service for Christian group just before major event, raising censorship accusations

The SMS service Mobile Cause cut service unexpectedly.

Mobile Cause, a California-based tech company, has been accused of religious discrimination and censorship of conservative voices. The company unexpectedly terminated its service with a Christian organization called the Family Research Council just an hour before a major event.

FRC used Mobile Cause to reach its thousands of supporters via text messaging. However, they were abruptly informed that they would only reach their supporters through social media and their website. The cancelation happened just an hour before the broadcast of the Pray, Vote, and Stand event.

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Speaking to CBN, FRC said that “the termination, based upon Family Research Council’s religious views, prevented the broadcast from reaching thousands of Christian voters with information about the 2020 election.”

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