Former US President Donald Trump You will be able to use your Facebook and Instagram social media accounts once more, which had been suspended following the assault on the Capitol in 2021. This was confirmed by Meta Platforms, a technology company founded and managed by Mark Zuckerberg, through a publication.
Through a statement, the technology company Meta confirmed that in a few days will restore the tycoon’s accounts, canceled at the time due to “extreme and highly unusual circumstances.”
In the note, the Meta authorities stated that the risks present around the assault “diminished enough” to reset the accounts once the veto was fulfilled, but they admitted that there is an “important debate” regarding the responsibility of social networks regarding the content they host.
In addition, they warned that they will pay special attention to content capable of creating a “risk” similar to the one that occurred before the assault, in which case “might limit distribution” or restrict access to tools.
The company had indefinitely suspended Trump from Facebook and Instagram following the then-president stood by his supporters following the January 6, 2021 assault on the Capitol, but later reduced that suspension to two years.
At that time, the former president responded by creating his own platform, called Truth Social (Social Truth), and He considered that Facebook lost a lot of money for having sanctioned him.
This possibility of reusing some of his social networks comes at a particular time for Trump, since he recently launched his candidacy for the presidency, with the firm objective of return to the White House, following having lost the last elections at the hands of Democrat Joe Biden.
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