What is the best place to create videos to spread awareness about MAPs or AAMs

[Grunko]

I know some people use CapCut to create and make videos but they don’t seem to be tolerate anything that is MAP related or age gap relationships between minors and adults. I was wondering if there are better apps to create videos that don’t mind or if you make a video, what app do you use to make it?

[OnionPetal]

In what way is CapCut preventing people from making content related to MAPs and age gap relationships?

Anyway, a free mobile app is likely tracking and selling your private data, so I would stay away from apps like that. If you want to get into video making, why not learn actual video editing on a free professional software like DaVinci Resolve? Something you can download locally, and not have to worry about cloud-shared content politically agreeing with the app's political terms of use.

[Bluebird97]

When you do create your videos I'd love to check them out.

[JGHeaven]

Sadly I think it's a two pronged problem.

Creating and hosting video is half of the challenge, the other half is having people watch it.
People only see what's in the place they're looking. If you found another video hosting service then no one would see the content and so it wouldn't raise any awareness. It would have to be on YouTube, TikTok, Instagram because that's where people are.

If you want to change opinions then I think you have to create a series of videos that challenge how people think without being overtly pro-map.

I can picture a video that sets out some obvious realities we all share, things we all swear are true. Then show that they are untrue and come purely from what we've learned and accepted without question. Then put out other obvious realities such as terrorists are evil, maps are child abusers, the west is more free than the east etc. No one thinks they're evil, a terrorist might seem evil to us based on the messaging we receive, but for a terrorist we're the evil ones repressing and killing them. Maps there is plenty to challenge to show the positives, and there are plenty of examples of the east being more free and open than the west.

If videos can be produced that challenge what people think without pushing some agenda that gets it taken down then those videos could survive in the popular media platforms and could even catch and go viral.

[Grunko]

People only see what's in the place they're looking. If you found another video hosting service then no one would see the content and so it wouldn't raise any awareness. It would have to be on YouTube, TikTok, Instagram because that's where people are.

I am asking about video making apps/softwares.

[Grunko]

In what way is CapCut preventing people from making content related to MAPs and age gap relationships?

https://www.capcut.com/clause/community-guideline

[zarkle]

https://fstube.net/ for posting

but for creating use your own damn computer and whatever software. I'm biased for free open source but whatever gets the job done.