Parler, the conservative social media platform, back online
Al Jazeera
Removed from web hosting services in January, Parler is a favourite of conservatives who decry ‘censorship’.
Parler, the social media platform popular among conservatives, is back online and ready to take on “big tech”, the company announced on Monday. The platform was de-hosted by Amazon in January after the January 6 Capitol riot that attempted to keep former President Donald Trump in power. Users were seen planning and celebrating the riot on Parler. Amazon defended the move, citing calls to violence. Apple and Google also removed the app from its app stores.
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