Parler claims Amazon was okay with abuse reports until Capitol riots
Parler pushed back on Amazon's claims that it put the app on notice back in November, claiming Amazon didn't express concerns until January 8.
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Parler pushed back on Amazon's claims that it put the app on notice back in November, claiming Amazon didn't express concerns until January 8.
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The move comes one day after Google banned the fast-growing app from its app store for similar reasons.
The move comes one day after Google banned the fast-growing app from its app store for similar reasons.
Google banned the app Friday, while Apple gave Parler 24 hours to make changes. Both said Parler users were continuing to incite violence.