Even with Elon Musk’s Twitter takeover, the battle for free speech against big tech and big government is just beginning.
On the most recent episode of Unfiltered With Dan Bongino, which airs on Fox News on Saturdays at 9PM/ET, Dan revealed the “sub-players” of big tech censorship that don’t tend to make the news.
Here are a few examples. First, what about Wikipedia? You really don’t hear Wikipedia much, especially when it comes to the big tech censorship game. But don’t doubt me on this. Wikipedia is becoming a powerful source for censorship and rewriting history, and they’re just as influential in some cases as social media is.
Then there’s the Apple App Store. You know about Apple, of course. But do you know about the App Store? Where you go to get apps? Well, one of the most powerful platforms online, the App Store, they have a monopoly over there, they can just about ban any content they want. Politics don’t even need to be involved.
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It’s happening all around us. The App Store, Google Ad Network, Wikipedia. Google Ads is one of the most powerful, devastating tools the Left has to censor conservative voices. It’s not all about Twitter, Facebook and YouTube.
Watch the full monologue below:
Matt Palumbo is the author of The Man Behind the Curtain: Inside the Secret Network of George Soros
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