Speak, another social media app dominated by right-wing users, was banned by Google and then abandoned by Amazon Web Services, but not before hackers were able to dump data and expose its users. . Talk has been a hot topic for some time now, as it has become the go-to site for far-right individuals whose content is removed on more traditional sites like Twitter and Facebook for breaking their rules. It was started by two conservative programmers in the United States who were mobilizing for a real "free speech" platform. As we know, Twitter and Facebook had pretty lax rules on racism, sexism, homophobia, and bigotry, so you can imagine how bad the content must have been if they needed to upgrade to a new one. platform. The app became even more infamous and is now banned as it is believed to be a key portal through which many rioters masterminded the attempted coup on Capitol Hill in the United States on January 6. That same day, a Twitter hacker named @donk_enby began archiving the messages. Ultimately, he gathered 56 terabytes of data, which ultimately captured 99,9% of the app's content. This saved content that would have been lost after Amazon shut down. He also helped law enforcement track those who broke into the Capitol and posted videos during their stay.