Rumble Debate: News & Politics

Rumble Debate: News & Politics

Civil Debates, News & Politics

345 ratings
75 reviews
Free
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  • Released
  • Updated
  • October 29, 2020
  • June 30, 2025

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Engage in civil, one-on-one debates on news and politics with people worldwide. Choose a topic, pick a stance, and test your views in text or video formats. Break your echo chamber and connect with diverse perspectives.

One-on-one debates
Text and video debate options
Topic and stance selection
User rating system
Profile customization
Global connections
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What's New in Rumble Debate

5.1.24

June 30, 2025

Improved overall UI for a cleaner and more modern look Enhanced user experience for smoother navigation Fixed various bugs and performance issues Enjoy a better, faster, and more reliable app experience!

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User reviews

Won’t let me sign up

Had an account before and wanted to rejoin. Won’t let me sign up and can’t find any way to contact the developer.

So many bugs. STILL puts annoying Facebook and Twitter comment sections in the rightful place.

So many bugs like a lot. But a great concept. I think they need to make it only possible to vote on features if you have a 3 star rating at least. It could make the most critical thinkers vote more prominently i think.

I hope one day… Facebook and twitter will ban politics and religion debating from their site… or create a formal space to do it like this app does. Cuz those debates should flock to a platform like this right now. This app isn’t perfect but oh what a more glorious world social media would be, if people actually took critical thinking seriously, or if debates were separated from our day to day. I’m pretty sure Zuckerberg is working on a Facebook: Debate tab as I speak. Wouldn’t be surprised.
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Notifications bug

Can’t use app , it send me to enable notifications, but those are enabled. Probably new iOS hope this is fixed and I’ll check app again. Looks great but not usable.

Too many bugs

Very difficult to use because it’s buggy

Keep asking for notifications permission

Or the app refuse to open any previous discussion

User experience

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Reported Bugs

3 issues

Login issues and inability to create an account

Bug

Disappearing debates and chats

Bug

Blank screens and crashes when navigating the app

Bug

Requested Features

3 requests

Add ability to create and vote on custom debate topics

Feature

Implement a more robust and unbiased rating system

Feature

Provide a way to connect with debating partners across topics

Feature

FAQ

What is Rumble Debate?

Rumble Debate is a free online debating app designed to connect you with people who hold opposing views on various topics, primarily news and politics. It facilitates one-on-one discussions, either text-based or via video, to encourage civil discourse and help users break out of their echo chambers.

How does Rumble Debate work?

To use Rumble Debate, you create a free profile, select a topic of interest, and choose a stance. The app then matches you with someone who has the opposite viewpoint for a debate. After the discussion, both participants rate each other based on their arguments.

Is Rumble Debate free to use?

Yes, Rumble Debate is a free app. Users can create a customized profile and engage in debates without any initial cost. The app is supported by advertisements.

What kind of topics can I debate?

The app covers a wide range of topics including news, politics, current events, sports, pop culture, and entertainment. You can choose from curated debate topics or engage in discussions on issues important to you.

Who is Rumble Debate for?

Rumble Debate is designed for social justice advocates, students, professionals, intellectuals, and anyone interested in testing their opinions, learning from different perspectives, and engaging in civil discussions on important issues.