With Parler down, QAnon moves onto a 'free speech' TikTok clone
With Parler down, QAnon moves onto a ‘free speech’ TikTok clone Share this story Clapper After this month’s deadly attack at the Capitol, QAnon has been widely banished from the internet. Facebook, Twitter, and TikTok have all banned Q-related content, and the right’s favored platform, Parler, has been forced offline for weeks. But it hasn’t all disappeared. A new platform called Clapper, a “free-speech” TikTok clone, is becoming a home for QAnon followers. Clapper launched last July as a “Free Speech Short Video” app — it’s basically TikTok, but the company pro...