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A forensic economist testified in the trial that Jones got richer after he was banned from social media.

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More than a year and a half after YouTube booted Alex Jones' official channels.

Somehow the White House forgot to invite Facebook and Twitter.

The supplements site was sued after it sold a poster featuring Pepe without permission.

Infowars is facing a particularly strict ban.

The conspiracy theorist used it to call the mosque shootings 'false flag' attacks.

The newly-banned pages shared admins with those removed last August.

A number of platforms banned InfoWars and Alex Jones last year.

If only someone would tell them.

The accounts were posting content from Alex Jones' outlet.

In a Vice News Tonight interview, the Apple CEO said tech companies didn't coordinate.

It won’t process the site’s transactions any longer.

Because without numbers, you can't count the revolutions.

InfoWars was already banned from Apple's Podcasts directory.

And that might be a good thing.

Buh-bye.

The CEO also explained why Twitter didn't tackle Alex Jones right away.

The action was taken over a video that violated Twitter's policies.

He's still on Twitter though.