We saw after Big Tech companies, Apple, Google and Amazon all came together to take down Parler, that Jack Dorsey, the CEO of Twitter mocked his competition being stomped.
Parler did have the most popular free App in the App Store until the effort against them. But when Apple and Google pulled their App and Amazon announced their AWS would be pulling the server out from under Parler, then Twitter’s Signal private messenger App became number one.
Here’s the tweet from Dorsey essentially rubbing that in.
But since Twitter pulled this move to boot the leader of the free world off its site, to boot many other people on the right and reduce the reach of virtually every right-leaning account with reducing followers, Twitter’s stock has taken a dive right down into the basement.
Shares in the San Francisco-based company tumbled as much as 12 percent to $45.17 in the first trading session after it booted Trump from the platform on Friday, saying his account posed a “risk of further incitement of violence” after his supporters stormed the US Capitol on Wednesday.
The stock pared the losses through the morning and fell 6.4 percent to close at $48.18.
