Borrowing his daughter-in-law’s account to post the video, Mr. Trump was banned by Facebook for the second time

Former President Donald Trump was banned by Facebook for a second time, after he used his daughter-in-law Lara Trump’s Facebook account to post an interview video. Lara shared an email from Facebook, announcing that the video of the interview was deleted because of “Donald Trump’s voice”, warning that continuing to post similar content will lead to financial loss. account locked.

“We are in touch to let you know that we have removed the video content from Lara Trump’s Facebook page because of a speech from former President Donald Trump,” the Facebook email said. According to the blocking rule we are applying to Mr. Trump’s Facebook and Instagram accounts, content containing Mr. Trump’s voice will be removed and will result in restrictions on the account to which the content is posted. “.

Donald Trump’s Facebook and Instagram accounts have been banned since January 6, due to his comments regarding the riots in Washington. Not only Facebook, but many other social networking platforms like Twitter, YouTube and Reddit have also banned Mr. Trump’s account.

However, Mr. Donald Trump still finds ways to circumvent the law. For example use the Twitter accounts linked to the main account, to continue the tweet. But Twitter had to ban all of these affiliate accounts as well.

Therefore, at present, former President Donald Trump has no way to post articles, videos or pictures on popular social networking sites. He has also vowed to create a private social network to compete with Facebook and Twitter, but that seems unlikely to come true.

Reference: theverge