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As QAnon grew, Facebook and Twitter missed years of warning signs about the conspiracy’s violent nature

QAnon posts began threatening violence in 2018. But it would be 2020 before Facebook and Twitter would make major moves to curb QAnon’s presence on their platforms, allowing it to become the major presence it is today.
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