Trump allowed on Twitter with 'final warning' after 12hr of clampdown post Capitol siege

After almost 12 hours of a clampdown, US President Donald Trump was allowed back on Twitter with a final warning t to incite  unruly pro-MAGA support base with his Tweets that stormed into Capitol building thwarting law and order. social media trio Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram blocked Trump’s social media handles after he launched incessant posts in support of mob violence, calling those that invaded Capitol building, “patriots". "We love you”, Trump tweeted at  rioters that sieged House Chamber, which led to guns drawn on both sides. While Mark Zuckerberg anunced an ‘indefinite’ ban on US president’s Facebook and Instagram accounts to ensure a ‘smooth’ transition of power to Joe Biden on 20 January, Twitter on January 7 restored outgoing president’s Twitter handle. 

"After Tweets were removed and subsequent 12-hour period expired, access to @realDonaldTrump was restored. "Any future violations of Twitter Rules, including our Civic Integrity or Violent Threats policies, will result in permanent suspension of @realDonaldTrump account,” microblogging site informed in a tweet. social media firms had imposed 12 hour temporary dismissal of Trump’s social media accounts but Facebook's chief, Mark Zuckerberg alleged in a post that risks of “allowing Mr Trump to post are simply too great”, adding that tech firm deleted president's posts "because we judged that ir effect and likely ir intent would be to provoke furr violence”. 

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Trump posts a closing foot

In his first video mess after restoration of his Twitter account, Trump for first time condemned rioting, violence, and loss of human lives. He appealed to his supporters, who he said was “extremely hurt”, to maintain calm down as he deunced  violation of law and order. “To citizens of our country, serving as your president has been hor of my lifetime,” Trump said in closing. “To all of my wonderful supporters, I kw you are disappointed, but I also want you to kw that our incredible journey is only just beginning. A new administration will be inaugurated on January 20. My focus w turns to ensure a smooth, orderly and seamless transition of power. This moment calls for healing and reconciliation." 

Apart from Twitter, amid anti-democracy invasion by pro-Trump extremists, Google-owned YouTube took down controversial video Trump recorded praising rioters while siege was still underway, meanwhile, separately, Amazon-owned Twitch also disabled Trump’s account to avoid him from posting content that might flare agitation furr. 

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