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Why it matters: Four years of a president who behaved like a boundary-pushing online troll, fostering mayhem that culminated in Wednesday's assault on the Capitol, finally forced the executives who control today's internet to draw lines.Photo: Hollie Adams/Getty ImagesAmazon has told Parler, a social media app that's become popular among conservatives and far-right extremists, that it would be cut off from its Amazon Web Services hosting by midnight Pacific Time on Sunday, BuzzFeed first reported and Amazon confirmed to Axios.Driving the news: Earlier Saturday, Apple said it had suspended Parler from its App Store.
As said here by Kyle Daly, Sara Fischer