Anonymous unleashes social network AnonPlus after Google+ ban

After being banned from Google+, hackers of the Anonymous group decided to build their own social network. This social network aims to be different from the rest, according to the group.

"This is one social network that will not tolerate being shut down, censored, or oppressed - even in the face of blackout," Anonymous says. "We the people have had enough... enough of governments and corporations saying what's best for us - what’s safe for our minds. The sheep era is over. The interwebz are no longer your prison."

The site's prototype can be found here. Now, it's simply displaying information about the group's plans, but Anonymous hopes to have a proper social network up and running soon. "Soon the actual site will go up and you can begin to interact with it," the site reads. It also says that AnonPlus is "for all people, not just anonymous."

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