Former President Donald Trump announced this week that he has filed a class-action lawsuit against the CEOs of Twitter, Facebook and Google.
Former President Donald Trump announced this week that he has filed a class-action lawsuit against the CEOs of Twitter, Facebook and Google.
Former senior advisor to former President Donald Trump, Jason Miller, launched a new social media platform on July 4. The app aims to serve as an alternative to big tech sites like Twitter and Facebook.
Recently, after giving a talk on the effects of this technological age, I was asked what visions we might offer to counter the false public personas, portrayals and projections shared on social media. One suggestion I gave is to focus on the joys of everyday, ordinary life to counter the romantic notion that in order to serve God well we must “do big things” and “change the world.” The truth is that we serve God best when we love our neighbors and each other faithfully and well in whatever ways God calls us.
Conservative Christian commentator Eric Metaxas shared that his radio show's YouTube channel has been permanently banned from YouTube.
On Friday, Facebook announced that President Trump will be banned from the social media platform for at least the next two years.
Hailey Bieber recently spoke on the hypocritical and often judgemental nature of online "haters" who call themselves Christians.
The former president's blog page, which was launched last month as a means to post updates, comments and videos to his followers, has been permanently shut down. Senior advisor Jason Miller said it was part of "the broader efforts we have and are working on," and teased the possibility of Trump "joining another social media platform."
TikTok, a short form video social media platform, has become a home for Christian evangelism and discipleship. But sharing the Gospel online cannot replace sharing it in real life. The key lesson here is to allow new technologies to do what they can do, but not expect them to do what they cannot do. The internet can disperse sermons and teaching materials like no other platform the world has ever seen. It cannot be the kind of gathering place required for church.
LifeSiteNews has reportedly been permanently banned from Facebook. The tech giant is accusing the group of continually violating policies regarding COVID-19.
Former President Donald Trump launched a new communications platform this week after months of being banned from social media.
