It is not too surprising to hear that YouTube, like Twitter and Facebook, was engaged in active censorship. After all, IFA was banned from YouTube last year. Let’s pray for equal rights and voices for all online.

From Fox News. Rumble CEO Chris Pavlovski is taking on Big Tech censorship with his rapidly expanding video platform which has emerged as a popular alternative to YouTube since going public last Fall.

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In the latest episode of “Tucker Carlson Today,” Pavlovski sat down with the Fox News host to discuss his commitment to protecting free speech and why he believes that mission has driven his company toward success as creators continue to upload their content to the fast-growing platform. …

Pavlovski … recalled getting a phone call from then-ranking Member of the House Intelligence Committee Devin Nunes, who inquired about the features of little-known website. After learning about the details of Rumble, Nunes decided to upload his video podcast to the platform.

“Next thing you know, within a couple of months, he gets a couple of hundred thousand subscribers on his Rumble channel. Meanwhile, on YouTube and he’s been on there for four years…he only has 10,000,” Pavlovski said.

At that point, Rumble was just launching and was still obscure to most of the public, he recalled, adding that “this should not have happened.” …

Pavlovski said it was after that incident with Nunes that his company began to understand that there’s something “really nefarious going on when it comes censorship. What is it that happened, how could that happen, and it presented an opportunity to us where we just had to be fair.” …

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(Excerpt from Fox News. Photo Credit: Canva)