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Trump Supporters And Falun Gong Are Using the Same App

March 21, 2021 by DC Editors Leave a Comment

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Why Are Trump Supporters And Falun Gong Using the Same App?
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This article in Politico is by Mark Scott and Tina Nguyen:

As former President Donald Trump’s supporters have flocked to alternative social media networks, many are turning to SafeChat, a fast-growing platform known for its tolerance of high-octane MAGA content.

In the nine weeks since the Jan. 6 riot at the U.S. Capitol, SafeChat’s app has been downloaded more times than in all of 2020, quickly becoming a hotbed of conspiracy theories and disinformation that paints President Joe Biden’s new administration in the worst possible light.

But the once-obscure social network, which touts its security protections and respect for free speech, is not just MAGA-friendly. It’s also a conduit that enables fringe groups attacking the Chinese Communist Party to speak directly to — and influence — Trump supporters, creating a “Star Wars” barlike atmosphere where AR-15 enthusiasts and a growing number of white nationalists can mingle with Chinese dissidents.

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Filed Under: Democracy in America Tagged With: China, Journalism and Free Speech, Republicans, Technology Dissidents, Voting Technology

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