This application will have features similar to the communication tools on Facebook, according to the same source.
And she didn’t answer "Trump group for media and technology" Owner of Truth Social was immediately asked to AFP about the upcoming event.
The Republican billionaire decided to launch his own network after his accounts were banned on the websites Twitter, Facebook and YouTube In January 2020, he was accused of inciting supporters to storm the Capitol.
وقال Trump He decided to create this platform "To stand up to the tyranny of technology giants", accusing the largest companies in Silicon Valley of being "She used her unilateral power to silence dissident voices in America".
The three giant social networks, "Facebook" And"Twitter" And"The YouTube", imposed a ban on the Republican billionaire in the wake of the bloody attack by a group of supporters on the Capitol building on the sixth of January in an attempt to prevent Congress from certifying the victory of his opponent, Joe Biden.
Prior to his ban, Trump had nearly 89 million followers on Twitter, 35 million on Facebook, and 24 million on Instagram.
Trump has always used Twitter to communicate with his supporters, and many of the key decisions he made while he was president, the dismissals and appointments he made, were revealed through this platform.
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According to the announcement, it is “expected” to become Matching “Truth Social” Available for download at Apple App Store On February 21.
This application will have features similar to the communication tools on Facebook, according to the same source.
And she didn’t answerTrump group for media and technologyThe owner of Truth Social was immediately asked to AFP about the upcoming event.
The Republican billionaire decided to launch his own network after his accounts were banned on the websites Twitter, Facebook and YouTube In January 2020, he was accused of inciting supporters to storm the Capitol.
وقال Trump He decided to create the platform “to stand up to the tyranny of the tech giants,” accusing the big Silicon Valley companies of “using their unilateral power to silence dissident voices in America.”
The three social media giants, “Facebook”, “Twitter” and “YouTube”, imposed a ban on the Republican billionaire in the wake of the bloody attack launched by a group of his supporters on the Capitol Building on the sixth of January in an attempt to prevent Congress from certifying the victory of his rival Joe Biden for the presidency.
Prior to his ban, Trump had nearly 89 million followers on Twitter, 35 million on Facebook, and 24 million on Instagram.
Trump has always used Twitter to communicate with his supporters, and many of the key decisions he made while he was president, the dismissals and appointments he made, were revealed through this platform.
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