‘Anti-Facebook’ App MeWe Sees Surge in Downloads Amid Privacy Concerns

‘Anti-Facebook’ App MeWe Sees Surge in Downloads Amid Privacy Concerns
MeWe's landing page. Mewe.com screenshot
Jack Phillips
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MeWe, a social media app that focuses on privacy, has seen a surge in downloads in recent weeks in the midst of a social media crackdown on users’ content and accounts.
“People all over the world are leaving Facebook and Twitter in droves because they are fed up with the relentless privacy violations, surveillance capitalism, political bias, targeting, and newsfeed manipulation by these companies,” MeWe spokesperson David Westreich told Fox Busines on Thursday. “MeWe solves these problems.”
Jack Phillips
Jack Phillips
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