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Exodus from Big Tech

By Kaylee McGhee White
Published January 15, 2021 4:00am ET
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Exodus from Big Tech
Big Tech’s recent crackdown has conservative users running for the hills. Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, and several other platforms banned President Trump indefinitely after a pro-Trump rally in Washington, D.C., devolved into chaos at the U.S. Capitol building. Several thousands of users also were kicked off of Twitter for promoting conspiracy theories related to QAnon, and […]

Big Tech’s recent crackdown has conservative users running for the hills.

Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, and several other platforms banned President Trump indefinitely after a pro-Trump rally in Washington, D.C., devolved into chaos at the U.S. Capitol building. Several thousands of users also were kicked off of Twitter for promoting conspiracy theories related to QAnon, and Facebook has begun erasing posts that claim that the presidential election was stolen from Trump.

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