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Meta To Pay Trump $25 Million To Settle 2021 Account Ban Lawsuit: Report
Meta has agreed to pay President Donald Trump $25 million to settle a 2021 lawsuit he filed claiming he was wrongfully censored by Facebook and Instagram after the US Capitol riot, media reported Wednesday.
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Donald Trump Warns Of TikTok Risks, But Fears Ban Makes Facebook Stronger
Trump acknowledged that TikTok has both positive and negative aspects but highlighted the potential consequence of a ban boosting the size of Meta-owned Facebook.
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Donald Trump Returns To Instagram For The First Time After Capitol Hill Attack
Meta, the parent company of Instagram, Facebook and Whatsapp, lifted the ban on the 45th US President in January.
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'I'm Back', Writes Donald Trump as His First Facebook Post After Two-Year Ban
Former US President Donald Trump posted to Facebook on Friday, marking his return to the social media platform two years after he was banned. Meta Platforms, which owns Facebook and Instagram, announced on January 25 that it would reinstate Trump's access to his accounts, saying the public should be allowed to hear from politicians, but that Trump ...
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"I'm Back": Trump Writes 1st Facebook, YouTube Posts After Ban Lifted
Former US president Donald Trump wrote his first posts on his reinstated Facebook and YouTube accounts Friday, more than two years after he was banned over the US Capitol insurrection.
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Donald Trump To Be Allowed Back On Facebook, Instagram, Says Meta
Social networking giant Meta announced Tuesday it would soon reinstate former president Donald Trump's accounts on Facebook and Instagram with "new guardrails," two years after he was banned over the 2021 US Capitol insurrection.
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Donald Trump To Be Allowed Back On Facebook, Instagram After 2-Year Ban
Social networking giant Meta announced Tuesday that it would soon reinstate former US president Donald Trump's accounts on Facebook and Instagram with "new guardrails," two years after he was banned over the 2021 assault on the Capitol.
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Donald Trump's Truth Social App Approved on Google Play Store, Months After App Store Debut
Donald Trump's Truth Social app, the social media app launched by the former US President after his account was permanently suspended on Twitter, has been approved for distribution in the Google Play store. The company had previously stated that the app, which launched in the US in Apple's App Store in February, had not previously been available in...
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Donald Trump's Truth Social Tops Downloads on Apple App Store in US, Many Waitlisted
Donald Trump's new social media venture, Truth Social, launched late on Sunday in Apple's App Store, potentially marking the former president's return to social media after he was banned from several platforms last year.
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Truth Social: Donald Trump Launches His Own Social Media App to 'Stand Up to Big Tech'
Former US President Donald Trump will launch his own social media app, Truth Social, that he said would "stand up to Big Tech" companies such as Twitter and Facebook that have barred him from their platforms.
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Meta To Pay Trump $25 Million To Settle 2021 Account Ban Lawsuit: Report
Meta has agreed to pay President Donald Trump $25 million to settle a 2021 lawsuit he filed claiming he was wrongfully censored by Facebook and Instagram after the US Capitol riot, media reported Wednesday.
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Donald Trump Warns Of TikTok Risks, But Fears Ban Makes Facebook Stronger
Trump acknowledged that TikTok has both positive and negative aspects but highlighted the potential consequence of a ban boosting the size of Meta-owned Facebook.
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Donald Trump Returns To Instagram For The First Time After Capitol Hill Attack
Meta, the parent company of Instagram, Facebook and Whatsapp, lifted the ban on the 45th US President in January.
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'I'm Back', Writes Donald Trump as His First Facebook Post After Two-Year Ban
Former US President Donald Trump posted to Facebook on Friday, marking his return to the social media platform two years after he was banned. Meta Platforms, which owns Facebook and Instagram, announced on January 25 that it would reinstate Trump's access to his accounts, saying the public should be allowed to hear from politicians, but that Trump ...
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"I'm Back": Trump Writes 1st Facebook, YouTube Posts After Ban Lifted
Former US president Donald Trump wrote his first posts on his reinstated Facebook and YouTube accounts Friday, more than two years after he was banned over the US Capitol insurrection.
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Donald Trump To Be Allowed Back On Facebook, Instagram, Says Meta
Social networking giant Meta announced Tuesday it would soon reinstate former president Donald Trump's accounts on Facebook and Instagram with "new guardrails," two years after he was banned over the 2021 US Capitol insurrection.
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Donald Trump To Be Allowed Back On Facebook, Instagram After 2-Year Ban
Social networking giant Meta announced Tuesday that it would soon reinstate former US president Donald Trump's accounts on Facebook and Instagram with "new guardrails," two years after he was banned over the 2021 assault on the Capitol.
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Donald Trump's Truth Social App Approved on Google Play Store, Months After App Store Debut
Donald Trump's Truth Social app, the social media app launched by the former US President after his account was permanently suspended on Twitter, has been approved for distribution in the Google Play store. The company had previously stated that the app, which launched in the US in Apple's App Store in February, had not previously been available in...
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Donald Trump's Truth Social Tops Downloads on Apple App Store in US, Many Waitlisted
Donald Trump's new social media venture, Truth Social, launched late on Sunday in Apple's App Store, potentially marking the former president's return to social media after he was banned from several platforms last year.
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Truth Social: Donald Trump Launches His Own Social Media App to 'Stand Up to Big Tech'
Former US President Donald Trump will launch his own social media app, Truth Social, that he said would "stand up to Big Tech" companies such as Twitter and Facebook that have barred him from their platforms.
