A social media platform seen as an alternative to 'X' is experiencing a surge in new users following the US election.
It comes after widespread complaints from users of the app, formerly known as Twitter, about misinformation on the platform as well as upcoming changes to its terms and conditions.
It comes after widespread complaints from users of the app, formerly known as Twitter, about misinformation on the platform as well as upcoming changes to its terms and conditions.
Mitch McCann reports: