Parler

The worlds premier free speech app. Celebrate your right to listen think and speak freely.

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The Parler free app has a simple interface where you can chat with people who can speak different languages.

. Available on web iOS and Android. Parler which was founded in 2018 is a social media network which styles itself as a free speech-driven space. Parlers parent company announced the deal on Monday morning saying West.

1 day agoKanye West is acquiring Parler the alternative social media platform favored by many conservatives. Company Restructures and Announces Strategic. The app is available in a free version but it is ad-supported.

Parler also has different-colored verification badges. As the premier free speech social media. A gold badge for example is for public figures with a large following and a red badge indicates that the account is a real.

1 day agoParler officials said the deal is expected to close by the end of the year. Parlers parent company Parlement Technologies announced that Ye had agreed in principle to purchase Parler. Parler Completes 16M Series B Acquires Private Cloud Infrastructure Company to Become Key Infrastructure Player with Major US Footprint.

After Parler was deplatformed by Amazon Web Services the social media app is back and available on the App Store for iOS users. Parler has restructured to create a new parent company Parlement Technologies Inc which will operate a diversified yet cohesive portfolio. Submissions containing slurs must be obscured or marked NSFW comments must not contain slurs.

Anti-Muslim activist and Republican congressional candidate Laura. Conservatives who disagree with rules. Parler has been a boon for conservative personalities who have already been banned from Twitter.

Parler has been installed on phones 117 million times and it has about 40000 daily active users. Submissions and comments must not. The app has largely attracted US.

1 day agoParler the social media platform set to be acquired by Kanye West has long faced scrutiny over its ties to the January 6 2021 riots at the United States Capitol building. The platform launched in 2018 touting itself as a free speech.

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