QAnon believers go undercover to spread conspiracies online…and it's working

Have you noticed less QAnon content on social media lately?

Yes, it's true that many online platforms have banned promoters of the right-wing conspiracy theory turned violent movement. But, many QAnon followers are still finding ways around those bans.

The reason you may not be seeing so much QAnon online isn't because they're not there. It's because they've gone undercover. QAnon content is still spreading on mainstream social media platforms thanks to a number of tactics its believers are using to get around the bans. 

Evading the bans

"QAnon believers excel at ban evasion," Mike Rothschild, author of The Storm is Upon Us, a forthcoming book about QAnon, tells Mashable.  Read more...

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