Infowars is less easy to find on YouTube and Twitter, though the content is still shared through supporters or impersonators. The Infowars Store also has an active Instagram account. A Facebook spokesperson told the Daily Dot in December that “the account does not violate Instagram’s Community Guidelines.” A recent video asks, “Did Big Tech Collude To Censor Alex Jones?” Other posts feature anti-vaccine content, support of Tucker Carlson and a conspiracy theory that YouTube is throttling the views on a hateful video against Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez. Infowars has continued to post on Instagram via the account “real_alexjones.” Despite being owned by Facebook, Instagram chose not to ban Jones last year. We continue to review reports and will remove content that violates our Community Standards and our recidivism policy specifically,” a Facebook spokesperson emailed. We use a broad set of signals to determine if a Page violates our recidivism policy and determined these 22 Pages violated our policy for reasons including having similar titles to the Pages we unpublished and having the same admins. When we enforce our recidivism policy against Pages, the admins can still maintain their profiles on Facebook but are no longer able to create and use a Page akin to one we’ve removed.

“We have not removed Alex Jones’ profile. It had unpublished more than 20 pages in August following its decision to ban Infowars and its related pages. A Facebook page called “Red Pilled TV” (previously titled “Prison Planet.TV”) has more than 31,000 likes and features broadcasts of “The Alex Jones Show.” One video is titled “NZ Shooter Is A Leftist Communist Sympathizer.” Another video is titled “Vaccine Truthers Face An Inquisition.”Ī Facebook spokesperson said that Facebook page does not violate the company’s community standards. Infowars’ site includes embeds of its own videos from Facebook.

At the time, TechCrunch reported Snap was monitoring to see what the account did and if it violated any community guidelines.ĭespite Facebook’s decision to ban Infowars in August, the company is still there through its other programs. Back in August, Infowars promoted a “Censorship gag” filter on Snapchat in time with its ban across platforms. The account doesn’t appear to be promoted in Snapchat Discover, where users can access public accounts, but users can search for it and choose to subscribe. Infowars isn’t new to Snapchat, but it’s been rather quiet on the platform. Another snap linked to an article titled “The Truth About The New Zealand Mosque Attack,” claiming that the media has covered the deaths of Muslims more than of Christians. Another snap linked to the Google Play store to download the official Infowars app. One snap links to Infowars’ site to watch coverage of a shooting in the Netherlands.

On March 18, the Infowars Snapchat account posted several videos uploaded from a camera roll.

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