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Social Media Alternatives – Spring 2021 United States Constitution, First Amendment Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Government for a redress of grievances. ~~~~ Sick of Communist-Like Censorship? – Here’s A List of Popular Uncensored Media Options By Patty McMurray – Published January 11, 2021 at 3:11pm “With the current media purge of conservative, libertarian, independent, and non-establishment voices in high gear, we thought it would be beneficial to list some of the alternatives to each globalist media platform. This does not constitute official endorsements and this list is by no means exhaustive. So please do check back to this article for additional sources from time to time. “The great news is, there are many amazing options to stay connected to each other and to the news. They aren’t all as evolved as the multi-billion dollar corporations you are used to, but most are competent technically and already have many users. Also, you may find that some of the platforms provide better functionality than the legacy media you are leaving. “We believe this list is a good start to get the message out as rational free-thinking Americans on all sides of the aisle sever their ties to authoritarian anti-speech platforms.” And this just in from Wikipedia, 01/13/2021… Wikipedia is now publishing slanderous descriptions of Parler and basically every other new or alternative social networking platform, especially those that are popular with individuals, groups, and organizations that question the veracity of the 2020 Presidential election. Virtually verbatim slander as shown here is being used to describe MeWe, Signal, and BitChute. Not that Wikipedia was every truly a reliable source of information, now we know for certain that we must question everything they publish. Page 1 of 6
Social Media Alternatives – Spring 2021 Alternative Social Media Platforms – Out with the Old, In with the New! New Platforms Old Platforms Parler Twitter Parler is an unbiased social media focused on real user experiences and engagement. Free expression without violence and no censorship. Parler does not shares your personal data. • Following the mass exodus from FB, Twitter, and other similarly slanted social media platforms that took place after the events in Washington DC on January 6th, Parler was removed from the App Store, Google Play, and ultimately from the Amazon webservers on with Parler ran. As of 1/14/2021, it appears that in spite of efforts by Parler CEO John Matze, Parler is done. OAN Newsroom UPDATED 7:20 PM PT – Wednesday, January 13, 2021 “Social media app Parler may never resurface after being exiled from various service providers, including Google and Amazon. “CEO John Matze made the announcement Wednesday and cited the Capitol Hill protests as the reason for the recent wave of conservative censorship. “Legal filings said the Twitter-alternative was home to 12 million users. Matze noed (sic) the only path forward, now, is to find other companies to do business with.” MeWe Facebook MeWe is an American alt-tech social media and social networking service owned by Sgrouples. Privacy is its core value. The platform describes itself as having: Brilliant features with no BS. No Ads. No Spyware. MeWe is the Next-Gen Social Network. It had a limited launch in 2012 and a broader release in 2015. Website www.MeWe.com App Availability ☒ From website ☒ On Google Play ☒ On App Store How to Set Up 1. Go to Mewe.com or download the app from Google Play or the App Store. 2. Enter your name, your email or phone number, and create a password. 3. Click Sign up. 4. To finish creating your account, you will then receive a confirmation via email or text. Basic Navigation How to Network Use the Search Bar/Icon to search for contacts by name or for groups or pages you want to follow. Creating groups and pages is similar to setting them up on FB. Page 2 of 6
Social Media Alternatives – Spring 2021 New Platforms Old Platforms Telegram FB Messenger, Texting, WhatsApp Telegram is a cloud-based mobile and desktop messaging app with a focus on security and speed. Telegram is a freeware, cross-platform, cloud-based instant messaging software and application service. The service also provides end-to-end encrypted video calling, VoIP, file sharing and several other features. It initially launched in 2013. Website www.Telegram.org App Availability ☒ On Google ☒ From website ☒ On App Store Play How to Set Up 1. Go to Telegram.org or download the app from Google Play or the App Store. 2. Register as a Telegram user by entering your mobile phone number. 3. Telegram sends a confirmation text to your phone. 4. Enter your first and last name and choose a “handle” such as @Tulsa912. 5. Choose chats to follow and interact with. Basic Navigation How to Network Here is a list of some popular conservative voices on. Telegram that you may want to consider following. Simply search by the name or @handle and sign up to follow Ben Shapiro - @realBenShapiro NTD - @NTD_TV Benny Johnson - @Benny_Johnson One America News Network - @OANNTV Breitbart - @Breitbart PragerU - @Prager_U Candace Owens - President Trump - @real_DonaldJTrump @CandaceOwens RSBN - @RightSideBroadcastingNetwork Charlie Kirk - @CharlieKirk Steven Crowder - @Steven_Crowder Daily Caller - @Daily_Caller Students for Trump - @TrumpStudents Dan Bongino - @DBongino The Daily Wire - @realDailyWire Donald Trump Jr - @TrumpJr TheBlaze - @TheBlazeTV James Woods - The Epoch Times - @TheEpochTimes @JamesWoodsReal Trump Supporters Channel - @TrumpChannel Newsmax TV - @NewsmaxTV Turning Point USA - @TPUSA Newsmax TV - @NewsmaxTV Page 3 of 6
Social Media Alternatives – Spring 2021 New Platforms Old Platforms Rumble YouTube Rumble is a video-sharing platform that allows a variety of video sharing and viewing options. Videos can be monetized. Website www.Rumble.com App Availability ☒ From website ☒ On Google Play ☒ On App Store How to Set Up 1. Go to Rumble.com or download the app from Google Play or the App Store. 2. Register as a Rumble user by entering your mobile phone number. 3. Telegram sends a confirmation text to your phone. 4. Enter your first and last name and choose a “handle” such as @Tulsa912. Choose chats to follow and interact with. Basic Navigation Basic Navigation Operates basically like other video-sharing platform allow users to search, view, and subscribe to video providers. Users can also open an account and post videos. Page 4 of 6
Social Media Alternatives – Spring 2021 New Platforms Old Platforms ProtonMail Email such as Gmail ProtonMail is an easy to use webmail service that provides encrypted protection of users’ messages by offering end-to-end encryption for message transmission. Basic security is available at no charge with additional security and storage available for $4 per month. Website www.ProtonMail.com App Availability ☒ From website ☒ On Google Play ☒ On App Store How to Set Up BitChute YouTube BitChute is a video-sharing platform that allows a variety of video sharing and viewing options. The app aims to put creators first and provide them with a service where they can freely express their ideas. Website www.Bitchute.com App Availability ☒ From website ☐ On Google Play ☐ On App Store How to Set Up Free to browse or Register in order to post and monetize your own videos. Page 5 of 6
Social Media Alternatives – Spring 2021 New Platforms Old Platforms Vimeo YouTube Vimeo is an American video hosting, sharing, and services platform. It operates on an ad-free basis, deriving revenue by providing subscription plans for businesses and video content producers and offering video creation, editing, and broadcasting tools. Website www.Vimeo.com App Availability ☒ From website ☒ On Google Play ☒ On App Store How to Set Up Vimeo is a Pay-to-Play platform with plans starting at $7/month up to $75/month which includes their new Live Streaming option. Signal Texting Signal is an independent nonprofit. It is not tied to any major tech companies and operates as a 501(c)3. Development is supported by grants and donations from users and donors. Website www.Signal.org App Availability ☒ From website ☒ On Google Play ☒ On App Store How to Set Up Users have the option of installing the app on their computer or on an Apple or Google devices such as mobile phones or tablets. NOTES Page 6 of 6
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