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Over messages described by Facebook as promoting violence as Trump’s supporters stormed the US Capitol, the social media app on Wednesday barred US President Donald Trump from posting — following a similar stand taken by Twitter.
The sanctions came after the president took to social media to post a series of false claims — including in a short video — about the election he lost to Joe Biden having been stolen from him.
“We made the decision that on balance these posts contribute to, rather than diminish, the risk of ongoing violence,” Facebook said.
The California-based social media giant said it was handing Trump “a 24-hour feature block” preventing him from posting.
Twitter blocked Trump earlier on Wednesday and threatened a permanent ban for breaking its own rules with his false claims about the election.
A session of Congress held to certify Joe Biden’s win on Wednesday was disrupted by Donald Trump’s supporters, as a desperate last-minute bid by the president to overturn his election […]
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