Parler
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Parler is a non-biased free speech driven entity. The goal of Parler is to supply the infrastructure for the next generation of social media where content creators are supported for participating. Parler aims to empower users to control their social experience.
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- Proprietary
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- Online
- Android
- iPhone
- Android Tablet
- iPad
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Either as havens for the deplatformed or as open source self-hosted solutions to those who don't want to put their community in the hands of the google and facebook behemoths, the following solutions are pretty much guaranteed to protect your right to say what you want, as long as you aren't saying/doing anything illegal. Content moderation is pretty lax in many of these apps and unfortunately, many attract refugees with unpopular opinions from the more conventional apps they replace, so proceed at your own risk!
NOTE: Unlike my other lists, I revisit this one to edit on a regular basis to add new better options and to remove those which are either shut down, go dark, or compromise their free-speech principles (in the case of third party services).
Last Update: 9-17-2021
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It needs phone number for registration (exactly identifies you). Searching and looking into content from the outside (without registrating & logging in) is cumbersome. That's how it's different from e.g. Twitter or Gab, that are open systems. Parler is like a closed box, a data-collecting trap: you go in and disappear from the outside world.
It was a cesspool of virulent hate when around. Good riddance.
Not really "free speech", it just censors people in a different way (I cont expect to find true free speech on the clear-net tho, so I give that a pass). Also, not a fan of giving out my phone number to sign up for stuff.
Easy to use, respectful discourse, many great middle of the road people and global leaders. easy to block extremist trouble makers
Is a platform for extremists cultivating hate and violence
While Twitter stands for censorship of inconvenient opinions, Parler stands for freedom of speech.
[Edited by james0707007, January 12]
It's a free social media platform without censorship