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Archived 6 years ago from The Washington Post
Twitter purged more than 70,000 accounts affiliated with QAnon following Capitol riot

Twitter’s purge Monday marked its latest effort to combat the rise of QAnon, a conspiracy theory that loosely revolves around the idea that an anonymous government official, known as Q, wages war against the so-called deep state that has sought to undermine President Trump. Trump himself in the …

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Archived 6 years ago from The Star Phoenix
Twitter suspends tens of thousands of accounts dedicated to sharing QAnon content – Saskatoon StarPhoenix

Article content Twitter Inc said it has suspended more than 70,000 accounts since Friday that were primarily dedicated to sharing QAnon content after last week’s violence in Washington when supporters of President Donald Trump stormed the U.S. Capitol. “Given the violent events in Washington, DC, …

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Archived 6 years ago from The Seattle Times
Amazon begins removing QAnon goods for sale after booting pro-Trump Parler from its cloud service

Amazon will remove merchandise related to QAnon, the discredited conspiracy theory that the FBI has identified as a potential domestic terrorist threat, a day after the e-commerce giant suspended social media site Parler from using its cloud-computing technology. The e-commerce giant is removing …

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Archived 6 years ago from The New York Times
Twitter, in Widening Crackdown, Removes Over 70,000 QAnon Accounts

SAN FRANCISCO — Twitter on Monday said that it had removed more than 70,000 accounts that promoted the QAnon conspiracy theory in recent days, as the company widened its crackdown on content that could incite violence after barring President Trump from its service last week. Twitter, which carried …

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Archived 6 years ago from The New York Times
Twitter Removes Over 70,000 QAnon Accounts

SAN FRANCISCO — Twitter on Monday said that it had removed more than 70,000 accounts that promoted the QAnon conspiracy theory in recent days, as the company widened its crackdown on content that could incite violence after barring President Trump from its service last week. Twitter, which carried …

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Archived 6 years ago from CNBC
Twitter has suspended 70,000 QAnon accounts since U.S. Capitol riot

Twitter CEO and Co Founder, Jack Dorsey addresses students at the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT), on November 12, 2018 in New Delhi, India. Amal KS | Hindustan Times | Getty Images Twitter on Monday evening announced that is has suspended more than 70,000 accounts associated with the …

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Archived 6 years ago from The New York Times
Amazon Says it Will Remove QAnon Products From its Store.

Amazon said on Monday that it was removing products promoting QAnon, a baseless conspiracy, from its website, after QAnon supporters were prominent in the riot at the Capitol last week. The move followed Amazon’s decision to boot Parler, a right-wing social network, from its web servers and cloud …

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Archived 6 years ago from Reuters
Twitter suspends several thousand accounts dedicated to sharing QAnon content

By Reuters Staff 1 Min Read Jan 11 (Reuters) – Twitter Inc said late on Monday that it has suspended more than 70,000 accounts since Friday that were primarily dedicated to sharing QAnon content. (Reporting by Kanishka Singh in Bengaluru; Editing by Himani Sarkar)

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Archived 6 years ago from Reuters
Amazon to remove QAnon products from platform after U.S. Capitol siege

By Reuters Staff 2 Min Read FILE PHOTO: The Amazon logo is pictured outside the company’s JFK8 distribution center in Staten Island, New York, U.S. November 25, 2020. REUTERS/Brendan McDermid. (Reuters) – Amazon.com Inc on Monday said it was working to remove some QAnon products from its online …

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Archived 6 years ago from The Washington Post
Gab, the social network that has welcomed Qanon and extremist figures, explained

The site’s generally far-right political discussion can range from memes to baseless conspiracy theories (One typical example reads, “What if it can be proven the storming of the Capitol was a Soros-funded operation of Antifa infiltrators who coordinated with corrupt police and politicians?”) to …

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