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Trump adviser Jason Miller to launch GETTR, a 'cancel-free' social media platform

Former Trump senior adviser Jason Miller is launching a new social media platform on July 4 to declare "independence" from Big Tech, billing it as a "cancel-free zone" focused on free speech, with "superior technology" that he says will "be the envy" of Silicon Valley.

The platform is called "GETTR," which Miller, the CEO of the company, told Fox News evolved from the idea of "getting together."

"Let’s get together, we’re talking about a sense of community," Miller told Fox News in an exclusive interview Thursday. "We think it will ultimately be a global platform—not just conservatives in the U.S."

He added: "We want people from all political stripes to join the platform."

GETTR is officially launching on Sunday, July 4 at 10:00 a.m. ET, but the platform is already in the App Stores.

"This ties in with Independence Day," Miller said. "Independent from social media monopolies, independent from cancel culture; embracing free speech—our launch on Sunday is very much intentional."

"We believe there needs to be a new social media platform that really defends free speech, and one that doesn’t de-platform for political beliefs," he continued. "This is a challenge to social media monopolies."

Miller said the platform has "superior technology" to existing platforms, saying that conservative alternatives often are "not as good."

GETTR allows users to post longer messages with up to 777 characters. Miller said GETTR will also allow users to post "clearer pictures," post videos that are up to three minutes long, and have the ability to edit the videos within the app.

Miller told Fox News that upon signing up for GETTR, users will have the option to "import their existing tweets into this new platform."

"You can import these tweets so that your hard work, creativity, your intellectual property comes with you," Miller said, noting it is a "one-time option upon creating your account," and saying that the import does not link users back out to Twitter.

Miller also told Fox News that GETTR will have a live-streaming option, as well as an option for users to donate to political candidates. Miller said the company is still reviewing how it will cap users’ political donations to fall within election laws but stressed that there was "no cap for online appreciation givers."

Miller also said prominent users will be verified on the platform.

As for former President Trump, Miller told Fox News that "realDonaldTrump is waiting for him and ready to go."

"We certainly hope President Trump will join the platform, but I’ll leave it to him to make decisions on what he’s doing," Miller said, adding that GETTR is "creating a community here not just for conservatives but for folks from all political affiliations around the world to join."

Miller told Fox News that Trump is not funding the platform in any way.

"I hope he joins, but President Trump has a number of different options he’s considering," Miller said.

https://www.foxnews.com/politics/trump-adviser-jason-miller-to-launch-gettr-a-cancel-free-social-media-platform