Conservative Social Media Parler App is pretty dead

So far, Parler.

The popular social media app among consumers goes dark Sunday at midnight like Amazon

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closing access to its web hosting services, and the app was reportedly unable to find a new home.

“It’s devastating,” John Matze, Parler’s reporter, told Fox News. “It’s an attack. Neither he nor Parler’s spokesman would return a Forbes ropportunity for further comment.

Parler has been a right-wing defense center in 2020, especially in the past few months when Jan-pro pro-Trump protests were planned. 6 in Washington, DC Conservative internet users have flooded Parler amid growing dissatisfaction about Twitter and Facebook, both of which have plagued President Trump.

After the Jan. revolution. 6, Apple

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and Google

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they prevented Parler from their apple stores, effectively cutting off any future growth. The shoe from Amazon effectively makes it impossible for him to keep working with the inability to work on the servers that had been powered by him. Parler reached an all-time high in Apple’s U.S. download charts over the past weekend, branding at No. 20., according to AppTopia, which monitors app downloads.

Parler was started by Matze and billionaire heiress Rebekah Mercer in 2018. From the beginning, they saw it as a complete rejection of mainstream social media, such as Facebook and Twitter. Both of these companies have been widely criticized by curators, who believe they are unfairly questioning content that follows right. Parler, on the other hand, established itself as a place where there was no regulatory regime, making it a destination for consumers like those who planned Jan’s riots. 6.