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Parler on Thursday said it's working on returning to Apple's app store, following a report it was denied ...

Twitter accuses Texas attorney general of retaliation for Trump ban Queenie Wong , provided by FacebookTwitterEmail Twitter on Monday sued Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton, accusing the Republican of retaliating against the social media company for banning former President Donald Trump from its platform. "Twitter seeks to stop AG Paxton from unlawfu...

The site will be called Vocl because people can't freely exercise their speech on other outlets, Lindell said in an interview with Insider.

What’s the difference between content moderation and censorship? This is an existential problem facing social-media companies like Facebook, Twitter and Parler. They are being criticised for allowing

The Parler website relaunched in February with support from cloud hosting company SkySilk Inc.

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Amazon tried to ‘destroy’ Parler, social network says in new lawsuit Updated: March 4 Published March 4 Share on Facebook Print article Parler, a social network embraced by right-wing groups, lobbed a new lawsuit against Amazon in King County Superior Court, two weeks after Parler’s relaunch rendered moot its original accusation in federal court that Amazon had effectively killed its business. The move, Amazon attorneys said in a filing Wednesday kicking the suit back to federal c...

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Parler Files New Lawsuit Against Amazon, Says Tech Giant Tried to ‘Destroy’ App Parler accused Amazon of a breach of contract, defamation, and anticompetitive behavior. Amazon Web Services (AWS) terminated Parler’s hosting contract and alleged that violent threats were made on the app, claiming Parler didn’t act to remove them. It came after the breach of the Capitol on Jan. 6. Parler’s suit stated that Amazon defamed the app by making it a scapegoat of the Jan. 6 breach, noting that ...