Google announced on Friday that it would suspend free speech social media platform Parler’s listing from its Play Store due to a failure to moderate "egregious content" posted by users related to the ...

Google has suspended the social networking app Parler from its Google Play store after the riots attempting to interrupt the peaceful transfer of power in the U.S. on Wednesday. By Katie Kilkenny ...

Google on Friday suspended social media platform Parler from its app store while joining Apple in calling on the platform to tighten its content moderation rules or risk permanent removal. Google said ...

Google has removed today Parler, a social media networking app for right-wing supporters, from the official Play Store after evidence surfaced online that its members were openly planning acts of ...

Google removed the social media app Parler Friday evening because it posed a "public safety threat." The social network, launched in 2018, became popular among conservatives and an unmoderated home to ...

In the days since the attack on the US Capitol this week, social network Parler has been put into the spotlight. Now, Google has suspended the Parler app from the Play Store on Android, citing the app ...

Google has banned social media app Parler from its Play Store, it announced Friday night. Parler has become a right-wing alternative to other social media platforms. It bills itself as the “free ...

We may earn a commission when you click links to retailers and purchase goods. More info. Never thought I’d write up news on Parler, the app that calls itself an “unbiased social media” platform, but ...

Google has banned the right-wing social media app Parler from its Play Store for Android. In a statement to Ars, Google said it was enforcing long-standing policies requiring that social media apps ...

UPDATE: Late Saturday, Apple removed Parler from the App Store. “We have always supported diverse points of view being represented on the App Store, but there is no place on our platform for threats ...

Truth Social isn’t allowed in Google’s app store yet, but another ostensibly anything-goes social network in the same orbit just made a comeback there. Parler, a social app designed to appeal to ...