Some Social Media Sites Don't Mind Being Home To Misinformation

The video discusses how major platforms like AWS have removed extremist content, leading to the rise of alternative hosting sites like Gab and Epic. Epic, led by CEO Rob Monster, has provided services to controversial sites after they were dropped by other providers. Reputable companies are distancing themselves from such content, viewing it as a threat to their business and ethics. The video also explores the social and cultural implications, including the rise of Christian nationalism and the desire for a theocracy in the US.

What action did Amazon Web Services take against extremist groups?

• They provided additional support to these groups.

• They removed them from their services.

• They partnered with them for better outreach.

• They ignored their presence on the platform.

Which platform did many far-right groups move to after being removed from mainstream services?

• Facebook

• Twitter

• Gab

• LinkedIn

What is Epic known for in the context of web hosting?

• Providing services to mainstream social media sites.

• Supporting sites with hate speech and extremist content.

• Being the largest web hosting provider globally.

• Offering free hosting to educational websites.

What happened to Gab after the Pittsburgh Synagogue shooting?

• It was acquired by a larger company.

• It was dropped by GoDaddy but supported by Epic.

• It became the most popular social media platform.

• It was shut down permanently.

What broader trend is associated with the support of extremist content by platforms like Epic?

• An increase in educational content online.

• A rise in global peace initiatives.

• A decline in internet usage.

• A movement towards Christian nationalism and theocracy.