A federal judge on Thursday at Amazon.com Inc. Rejected Parlor’s request to restore the social media platform’s web hosting service, which was interrupted after the January 6th attack on the US Capitol.

Judge Barbara Rothstein of the U.S. District Court in Seattle said he did not show that Parlor could win the benefits of the claim or that the public interest upheld a provisional injunction demanding reinstatement of service. It was.

Amazon Web Services suspended the parlor on January 10th.

Parlor contracts by ignoring recurring warnings to effectively address the steady increase in violent content, including calling for the assassination of prominent Democratic politicians, top executives, and the media He said he had violated.

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According to Parlor, Amazon has no contractual right to unplug and did not censor violent content targeting conservatives to benefit its larger Amazon client, Twitter, which Parlor said. From “political anima”.

Many supporters of former US President Donald Trump support parlors, which claim to have more than 12 million users.

The parlor did not immediately respond to the request for comment.

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Parlor loses bid to restore service by Amazon