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Elon Musk Suspends Kanye West's Twitter Account Again; West Drops Plan to Acquire Parler
Elon Musk said on Friday that Twitter had suspended rapper Kanye West's account for the second time, after he posted a picture of a swastika merged with the Star of David. “I tried my best. Despite that, he again violated our rule against incitement to violence. Account will be suspended,” Musk tweeted on Friday morning.
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Elon Musk Claims Apple Threatened to Pull Twitter From App Store, Ready to 'Go to War' Over In-App Purchases
Elon Musk on Monday accused Apple of threatening to block Twitter from the App Store and claimed that the iPhone maker had halted advertisements on the microblogging service. He has stated that Apple is pressuring Twitter over content moderation demands. Musk also said he was willing to "go to war" with Apple over its in-app purchases commission.
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Kanye West Returns to Twitter Weeks After Elon Musk Reverses Account Suspension
Kanye West made his return to Twitter on Sunday, two weeks after new owner Elon Musk restored access to his account on the platform. The rapper's earlier suspension had been due to an antisemitic tweet. Musk on Sunday also restored access to former US President Donald Trump's Twitter account, which was suspended in January 2021 after the US Capitol...
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Twitter Alternatives: From Mastodon to Clubhouse, Here Are the Top Platforms Users Are Moving To
Twitter alternatives are being sought out by users eager to move away from the microblogging platform after Elon Musk took over the company over a week ago. As Musk seeks to charge for user verification and plans changes to Twitter's content moderation policies, many users are looking to move elsewhere. From Mastodon to Clubhouse, here are some of ...
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Kanye West to Buy Parler for Undisclosed Sum, Deal Expected to Close in Q4 2022
Kanye West is set to acquire Parler, the social media app that was recently restored to the Google Play store after it was removed following the January 2021 Capitol Riots. The announcement comes shortly after West's Instagram and Twitter accounts were restricted earlier this month over anti-Semitic posts.
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Parler Returns to Google Play Store After Being Removed Following US Capitol Riots
The Parler app has been reinstated on the Google Play Store after it was removed following the US Capitol riots in January 2021. The app has reportedly improved its moderation system.
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Parler Debuts ‘DeepRedSea’ NFT Site, Displays Donald Trump-Themed Virtual Collectibles
Parler has launched its own ‘DeepRedSky’ NFT marketplace to cater to politics, media, and sports enthusiasts. The platform will be bringing NFTs inspired by these sectors and allow people to purchase them via credit and debit cards. Its first collection is inspired by Donald Trump, called the ‘Official CryptoTrump Club’.
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A Year After Donald Trump Purge by Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, 'Alt-Tech' Offers Far-Right Refuge
App analytics firm SensorTower estimates that Parler's app has seen about 11.3 million downloads globally on the Google and Apple app stores, while Gettr has reached roughly 6.5 million.
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Parler to Expand Into NFTs to Tap Into the Burgeoning Digital Asset
Parler said it will expand its business into NFTs, in a move that underpins the rapid growth of the digital asset in recent months.
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Amazon Web Services Said to Proactively Remove More Content That Violates Rules
Amazon plans to take a more proactive approach to determine what types of content violate its cloud service policies, such as rules against promoting violence, and enforce its removal, according to two sources.
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Parler Returns to Apple's App Store, Names George Farmer as New CEO
Parler, a social media app popular with US conservatives, returned to Apple's App Store after the iPhone maker dropped it following the deadly January 6 riot at the US Capitol.
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Parler to Be Brought Back to App Store by Apple Following Ban After US Capitol Violence
Apple will bring social media app Parler, favoured by US conservatives, back to its App Store after the iPhone maker pulled it following the deadly January 6 US Capitol riot, according to a letter sent to two Republican lawmakers.
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Apple CEO Tim Cook Talks About His Future at Apple, Self-Driving Cars, Elon Musk, and Parler Ban
Apple CEO Tim Cook at an appearance on the New York Times Sway podcast touched on a wide range of topics including the possibility of a self-driving Apple Car, Elon Musk’s claim of offering to sell Tesla, the ban on Parler, and Cook’s own future at Apple.
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Parler Faces Lawsuit From Former CEO John Matze Over Defamation, Improper Ousting
John Matze said in a lawsuit he was fired for trying to tone down extremism on the site. He said wealthy philanthropist Rebekah Mercer, website associates Jeffrey Wernick and Mark Meckler, and podcaster and television analyst Dan Bongino conspired to steal his company share.
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Parler Blocked on Apple's App Store After US Capitol Riot Review
Parler, the controversial conservative social media app, was denied re-entry to Apple’s App Store recently after it was kicked off the platform in the wake of the January 6 Capitol riot, documents show.
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Elon Musk Suspends Kanye West's Twitter Account Again; West Drops Plan to Acquire Parler
Elon Musk said on Friday that Twitter had suspended rapper Kanye West's account for the second time, after he posted a picture of a swastika merged with the Star of David. “I tried my best. Despite that, he again violated our rule against incitement to violence. Account will be suspended,” Musk tweeted on Friday morning.
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Elon Musk Claims Apple Threatened to Pull Twitter From App Store, Ready to 'Go to War' Over In-App Purchases
Elon Musk on Monday accused Apple of threatening to block Twitter from the App Store and claimed that the iPhone maker had halted advertisements on the microblogging service. He has stated that Apple is pressuring Twitter over content moderation demands. Musk also said he was willing to "go to war" with Apple over its in-app purchases commission.
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Kanye West Returns to Twitter Weeks After Elon Musk Reverses Account Suspension
Kanye West made his return to Twitter on Sunday, two weeks after new owner Elon Musk restored access to his account on the platform. The rapper's earlier suspension had been due to an antisemitic tweet. Musk on Sunday also restored access to former US President Donald Trump's Twitter account, which was suspended in January 2021 after the US Capitol...
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Twitter Alternatives: From Mastodon to Clubhouse, Here Are the Top Platforms Users Are Moving To
Twitter alternatives are being sought out by users eager to move away from the microblogging platform after Elon Musk took over the company over a week ago. As Musk seeks to charge for user verification and plans changes to Twitter's content moderation policies, many users are looking to move elsewhere. From Mastodon to Clubhouse, here are some of ...
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Kanye West to Buy Parler for Undisclosed Sum, Deal Expected to Close in Q4 2022
Kanye West is set to acquire Parler, the social media app that was recently restored to the Google Play store after it was removed following the January 2021 Capitol Riots. The announcement comes shortly after West's Instagram and Twitter accounts were restricted earlier this month over anti-Semitic posts.
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Parler Returns to Google Play Store After Being Removed Following US Capitol Riots
The Parler app has been reinstated on the Google Play Store after it was removed following the US Capitol riots in January 2021. The app has reportedly improved its moderation system.
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Parler Debuts ‘DeepRedSea’ NFT Site, Displays Donald Trump-Themed Virtual Collectibles
Parler has launched its own ‘DeepRedSky’ NFT marketplace to cater to politics, media, and sports enthusiasts. The platform will be bringing NFTs inspired by these sectors and allow people to purchase them via credit and debit cards. Its first collection is inspired by Donald Trump, called the ‘Official CryptoTrump Club’.
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A Year After Donald Trump Purge by Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, 'Alt-Tech' Offers Far-Right Refuge
App analytics firm SensorTower estimates that Parler's app has seen about 11.3 million downloads globally on the Google and Apple app stores, while Gettr has reached roughly 6.5 million.
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Parler to Expand Into NFTs to Tap Into the Burgeoning Digital Asset
Parler said it will expand its business into NFTs, in a move that underpins the rapid growth of the digital asset in recent months.
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Amazon Web Services Said to Proactively Remove More Content That Violates Rules
Amazon plans to take a more proactive approach to determine what types of content violate its cloud service policies, such as rules against promoting violence, and enforce its removal, according to two sources.
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Parler Returns to Apple's App Store, Names George Farmer as New CEO
Parler, a social media app popular with US conservatives, returned to Apple's App Store after the iPhone maker dropped it following the deadly January 6 riot at the US Capitol.
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Parler to Be Brought Back to App Store by Apple Following Ban After US Capitol Violence
Apple will bring social media app Parler, favoured by US conservatives, back to its App Store after the iPhone maker pulled it following the deadly January 6 US Capitol riot, according to a letter sent to two Republican lawmakers.
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Apple CEO Tim Cook Talks About His Future at Apple, Self-Driving Cars, Elon Musk, and Parler Ban
Apple CEO Tim Cook at an appearance on the New York Times Sway podcast touched on a wide range of topics including the possibility of a self-driving Apple Car, Elon Musk’s claim of offering to sell Tesla, the ban on Parler, and Cook’s own future at Apple.
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Parler Faces Lawsuit From Former CEO John Matze Over Defamation, Improper Ousting
John Matze said in a lawsuit he was fired for trying to tone down extremism on the site. He said wealthy philanthropist Rebekah Mercer, website associates Jeffrey Wernick and Mark Meckler, and podcaster and television analyst Dan Bongino conspired to steal his company share.
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Parler Blocked on Apple's App Store After US Capitol Riot Review
Parler, the controversial conservative social media app, was denied re-entry to Apple’s App Store recently after it was kicked off the platform in the wake of the January 6 Capitol riot, documents show.
