US refuses to punish company for shutting down social network of Trump supporters

Recently, the social network Parler, popular among Trump supporters, sued Amazon, the company that

blocked the hosting service. Because of this, the social network was unavailable for a long time. The other day it turned out that a judge in the United States refused to grant Parler's lawsuit.

Amazon, in fact, closed the social network due to the fact that“incitement to violence” was allegedly found on the site. Parler accused Amazon of acting out of political hostility and violating its contract and antitrust laws. The social network also called the actions of the hosting owner a “fatal blow.”

As federal judge Barbara Rothstein said, Parler is unlikely to be able to prove Amazon's guilt.

As a reminder, Parler was also removed from the App Store and Google Play Store.