After his exclusion from Twitter, Facebook and Instagram, Trump took refuge in his own social network, Truth, of which he is the main shareholder. Truth Social belongs to Trump Media & Technology Group (TMTG), of which Trump is president and founder. According to a brochure registered with the supervisor, the former president has agreed by contract to use that social network for all of his messages and can only repeat them in others after six hours. Trump’s company would lose all its value without him as a protagonist and agitator.
In Truth, despite being the most popular user, he has less than five million followers, so the temptation to go to those other social platforms with greater reach is evident. More, taking into account that Trump has launched his candidacy for the 2024 presidential elections and the networks can serve him to spread his messages and raise funds.
For now, the former president has reaffirmed his commitment to Truth and has hinted that he will not return to Twitter, Facebook or Instagram. Meta’s lifting of the suspension comes at a time when Republicans are investigating in the House of Representatives whether Twitter improperly silenced news about Hunter Biden, son of current President Joe Biden, in the 2020 election campaign. This episode, in which company executives limited some messages and silenced the echo of others, considering them inappropriate or that they could be the result of foreign interference in the elections, has served Trump to insist on his false refrain that the elections of 2020 were rigged.
Source: Ambito
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