SAN JOSE, Calif., June 28, 2018 /
Christian Newswire/ -- A new social network is being made to provide an alternative to the liberal leaning social media outlets. Some would say the name is catchy,
USA.Life. This social network enables people to freely share life, liberty and happiness without being censored, whether they are on the right or the left.
"USA.Life is for all people who love America," said Steven Andrew, the founder. He is a Silicon Valley technology leader, who has led multi-million dollar initiatives for Cisco, Better Homes and Gardens, Sega and Stanford.
"People are signing up fast at
www.USA.Life to get preferred usernames and updates," Andrew said.
He is also building a search engine, 1776Free.com, "to provide better results with conservative links that have been censored by the left-leaning tech giants."
Both sites hope to launch later this summer. Andrew set up a
crowdfunding page with a goal to raise $778,000 to fund the completion.
"We don't have the billions of dollars Facebook, Google and Twitter have, so we need people who want freedom and privacy to contribute what they can," he said.
Supporters get a special reward, such as their name credited in the computer code with a keepsake PDF to print and other perks, depending on what they give. For larger donations, individuals and organizations can get their name on the founders wall on both sites.
"The USA.Life and 1776Free.com are needed to protect the free speech assured by the First Amendment. We will unite the nation," Andrew said. He believes Facebook, Google and Twitter divided the country by restricting conservatives.
Using USA.Life, users can share photos, updates, news, videos and messages, and join groups. "People can connect with those most important to them too," he said.
"These sites will help people be safe, strong and blessed!" he said.
Andrew is working to have a community in the hundreds of millions of users. People from all over the world have gotten free accounts.
"Freedom and privacy could be lost forever without USA.Life and 1776Free.com. However, we can save the internet if people give $10 or $100 today," Andrew said.
He provides an overview, assessment of risks to the project and answers frequently asked questions on the crowdfunding page at
www.USA.Life.
