Trump To Launch His Own Social Media Platform in 2022

Trump is known for his awkward behaviour. He was a great President. Facebook and Twitter banned his account. But now he is all set to bring his own social media platform. Want to know more then stay connected with us. We will help you know all the details.

What Is Trump Planning In 2022?

Some Trump supporters believe social media platforms are biased against conservative perspectives. A group sued Twitter, Facebook, and Google, accusing them of breaking antitrust laws and infringing on their First Amendment rights. This happened by colluding to silence conservative opinions. Let us make you know what all is going on.

According to a study done earlier this year by New York University, because there is no indication of conservative bias on the world’s most prominent social networks. In the months leading up to the US Presidential Elections, there was even an Instagram bug that favoured Trump’s content over Biden’s.

FILE – In this Jan. 6, 2021, file photo, President Donald Trump speaks during a rally protesting the electoral college certification of Joe Biden as President in Washington. Trump has filed a lawsuit to block the release of documents to the Jan. 6 select committee, challenging the decision of President Joe Biden to release them. Trump claims in the lawsuit that the request “is almost limitless in scope,” and seeks records with no reasonable connection to that day. (AP Photo/Evan Vucci, File)

All Set For His Own Social Media Platform?

Former President Donald Trump has officially revealed he will launch his own social media platform in 2022. a few months after his aide told Fox News about his plans. He’s calling it TRUTH Social, and the platform is apparently part of his camp’s efforts to fight back against “the Big Tech companies of Silicon Valley, which have used their unilateral power to silence opposing voices in America. Stay updated and we will keep you updated with the latest news

Trump’s own social media platform: After Getting Ban From Facebook And Twitter

However, following the protests in the US Capitol on January 6th, Facebook and Twitter banned Trump from their sites.

Trump filed a lawsuit earlier this month to reclaim his Twitter account, claiming that the suspension violates his First Amendment rights. Want to know more? Stay connected and we will keep you updated.