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These are the last platforms where you can find Alex Jones and Infowars

These are the last platforms where you can find Alex Jones and Infowars

6 years ago
Anonymous $oIHRkISgaL

https://www.theverge.com/2018/8/6/17657696/alex-jones-infowars-apple-youtube-twitter-last-platforms-hosting

It’s a tough day to be Alex Jones. Following months of debate around the limitations of speech on tech-owned internet platforms, many of the biggest and most popular players in the world of social media have announced that they will no longer host content related to Infowars — the conservative radio personality’s controversial talk show, video network, and website that often peddle false or misleading information.

The biggest criticism of Jones and Infowars centers on the seemingly endless torrent of conspiracy theories that were a part of the network’s regular programming — including the idea that the Sandy Hook shooting was entirely staged with paid “crisis actors” and that global pedophilia rings are run by Hollywood and DC elites. Despite being patently false, as well as involved with the incitement of real-world physical violence, some platforms, including Facebook, initially declined to ban Jones from its platform even while acknowledging the damage he does while spreading false information.

These are the last platforms where you can find Alex Jones and Infowars

Aug 6, 2018, 11:24pm UTC
https://www.theverge.com/2018/8/6/17657696/alex-jones-infowars-apple-youtube-twitter-last-platforms-hosting > It’s a tough day to be Alex Jones. Following months of debate around the limitations of speech on tech-owned internet platforms, many of the biggest and most popular players in the world of social media have announced that they will no longer host content related to Infowars — the conservative radio personality’s controversial talk show, video network, and website that often peddle false or misleading information. > The biggest criticism of Jones and Infowars centers on the seemingly endless torrent of conspiracy theories that were a part of the network’s regular programming — including the idea that the Sandy Hook shooting was entirely staged with paid “crisis actors” and that global pedophilia rings are run by Hollywood and DC elites. Despite being patently false, as well as involved with the incitement of real-world physical violence, some platforms, including Facebook, initially declined to ban Jones from its platform even while acknowledging the damage he does while spreading false information.