Parler, the extreme right-wing social network, closed and …

Social network Speak, refuge of far-right groups and even conservative MPs who support outgoing President Donald Trump, it was disabled when no supplier for the application. Amazon closed access to its servers, stressing that the social network had a lax moderation policy regarding hate messages and in recent days, from the Capitol, “violent content” has increased.

Tory social media pullout adds to Twitter decision to permanently suspend Trump’s account “because of the risk of further incitement to violence,” as Facebook suspended the outgoing president’s account until he left the White House.

In this case, it is the closure of an entire social network in which the followers of Trump had taken refuge or Conservative activists outraged by the moderation policy of social networks like Twitter.

The founder of Parler, John Matze, anticipated the shutdown of the network in a series of messages published via this platform on Saturday. and assured that its application would not be available because the technological giants are at “war against freedom of expression”.

Amazon has justified the decision to lower the social network of its servers because of the increase in “violent content” and thus follows in the footsteps of Google and Apple., which Parler had already deleted from their download platforms. “We are aware of ongoing posts in the Talk app that seek to incite continued violence in the United States,” Google said in informing its decision.

The Internet tracking site Down For Everyone Or Just showed that Talking was turned off just after midnight local, suggesting that its owners had not found any other service providers.