parler Parler Goes Offline After Amazon Pulls Hosting Services Social media platform Parler disappears from the internet after Amazon terminates its web hosting agreement. Meanwhile, Twitter prepares for potential physical protests at its corporate headquarters.
aws Amazon Web Services Exerts Rare Cloud Power to Remove Parler Amazon Web Services demonstrates its massive control over the internet by kicking Parler off its servers. This rare move highlights the immense power cloud providers hold over online platforms.
amazon Amazon Web Services Ban Reveals Corporate Control Over Internet Apple, Google, and Amazon remove Parler from their platforms following the Capitol riot, but Amazon's AWS ban highlights an unprecedented level of corporate power over web infrastructure.
amazon Amazon Web Services Terminates Parler Hosting Over Violent Content Amazon Web Services drops Parler as a customer, stating the social media platform fails to moderate violent content. The decision effectively takes the pro-Trump app offline after similar removals from Apple and Google app stores.
apple Apple and Google Remove Parler From App Stores Over Violence Concerns Apple and Google remove the pro-Trump social media app Parler from their respective app stores due to posts that incite violence following the U.S. Capitol riot.
apple Apple Removes Parler From App Store Over Inadequate Moderation Apple officially removes Parler from the App Store after the social network fails to implement sufficient content moderation policies. Existing users can still access the app, but new downloads and future updates are completely blocked.
apple Apple Removes Parler From App Store Over Failure to Moderate Threats Apple suspends the conservative social network Parler from the App Store for failing to adequately moderate violent content and threats.
google Google Removes Parler From Play Store Over Violent Content Google pulls the pro-Trump social media app Parler from its Play Store due to a lack of content moderation following the U.S. Capitol riot. The tech giant states the app fails to remove posts that incite violence.