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Banned from Twitter, Trump introduced ‘Truth Social’, a social media app

Banned from Twitter, Trump introduced 'Truth Social', a social media app
Banned from Twitter, Trump introduced ‘Truth Social’, a social media app

A year after he was banned from the renowned social media platforms like Facebook, Twitter and YouTube, the former president of USA, Donald Trump came with his new app launch on Apple’s app store. He expected a noval digital stage to convoke his proponents and wrestle Big Tech limits on soliloquy. Following the Jan 6 Capital riot last year, he was prohibited from the social media as critics accused him of inciting.

The new app Truth Social is still fuzzy and there are no hopes whether it can reach beyond loyal conservative followers. Also, there have been arised some critical queries of free discourse in social media from few tech giants. They seriously pointed out that Mr.Trump and conservative media have confiscated. The Truth Social app was available to download only for limited number of subscribers from the Apple app store. The users who ordered just in a specific time have received the app, while others were joined in a waiting list to download over the following ten days of time period.

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It seems that the site is unable to be accessed by anyone who deserves to download it until next month. Trump wrote, “Due to massive demand, we have placed you on our waitlist, read a message some of those trying to access the platform, we love you.” Trump is looking for the attention of million people through his Truth Social app and triggering a wave of other subscribers to give grounds for billions of dollars that investors have bet on the venture.

On the work front, Republicans were rapid to utilize the initiation of ‘Truth Social’ to increase money for the purpose of upcoming elections. Trump’s both company and media have suffered with financial struggles. It has been sweared nearly $300 million from a publicly traded entity that plans to join forces with it and got oaths from twelve private investors for an additional $1 billion to fund its functions, but it still requires consent from regulators for the deal before it can retrieve the legal tender.

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