Headwind for the dictates of opinion from Silicon Valley - family man launches alternative social media network. Data protection and freedom of speech as top priority.

The 43-year-old family father (2 daughters) K.W. Schwab works as a professional stock trader for a Fintech and observes how for many years the power of the big technology companies in Silicon Valley has been growing and growing.

As their power has grown, so has their claim to be responsible for "right opinion."
Thus, the corporations established "fact checkers" and began to initially adorn disfavored opinions with a "flag of lies" and, in the further course, to purge the networks of disfavored opinions.
Anything and everything that does not fit into the leftist unity opinion is deleted and its presence in social media is eliminated.

With Covid-19 and the presidential election, a new peak of opinion dictatorship has now been reached. Countless politicians, as well as private individuals, have been erased from social media platforms.
When even the last sitting president was banned from the platforms while still in office, a point was reached that K.W. Schwab looked for - and found - a solution.

Using simple technology, he managed to launch openspeech.me, a small social network, in a truly short time, completely without an investor or development team.

From the very beginning, openspeech.me focused on data protection and freedom of speech. No personal data is collected that is not necessary for the use of the platform.
No cookies are used, and so-called crawlers and bots cannot access the site through the payment barrier, no data or advertising space will be sold.

Of course, the operation and the further development of openspeech.me is associated with massive costs, the membership is not for free. Per month there is a fee of $ 3.95.

"I don't think it's nice to have to charge people money for being able to speak their minds freely - but I don't want to sell the values of myself, the network and the users, and finance the platform through advertising and data sales," said openspeech.me operator

Currently, the 43-year-old runs the network completely without outside support and help. The next step is to find investors who will help develop the idea further.

Openspeech.Me
K.W. Schwab
4738 W 131st St,
Hawthorne, CA 90250
Skype: Openspeech.Me

We are a new, alternative social media network without censorship - we are a community for freedom-of-speech.

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