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Our Social Network Might Never Come Back Online – Parler CEO
Since losing cloud hosting from Amazon Web Services, social media company Parler might not return to the internet, the company’s CEO reportedly told Reuters on Wednesday.
Other cloud hosting companies have refused to work with Parler, Matze said, and the company’s best chance is to get its platform running again with Amazon’s services.
Parler is popular with conservative and far-right users who have posted racist content encouraging violence against politicians, celebrities and regular people with liberal viewpoints.
Amazon stopped providing cloud hosting services to Parler on Jan. 9, citing the company’s unwillingness to moderate content promoting violence. Parler didn’t immediately respond to a request for comment.
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