Twitter, Facebook and YouTube bans Donald Trump

Yesterday evening, the world witnessed unprecedented events in the United States of America after the protests by supporters of the outgoing US President Donald Trump in the US Congress, as social media, especially Twitter, was an arena of conflict between Donald Trump and his opponents

Since the rise of US President Donald Trump to power in 2016, relations with the digital world, especially social networking sites such as Twitter and Facebook, have always been tense, and have sometimes reached the point of imposing censorship on some of his tweets and posts on these platforms, as it reached the year In the past, Donald Trump signed an executive order removing judicial immunity from social media, in response to this

And at a time when Donald Trump's presidential term became a few days old, the US President used his accounts on social media to promote demonstrations in front of Congress, in addition to publishing his point of view in which he says that the presidential elections have been rigged, which is considered unwarranted allegations on facts, according to websites Social communication after it was rejected by the American judiciary, which prompted a large number of important platforms such as Facebook, Twitter and YouTube to impose a temporary ban on the accounts of US President Donald Trump

Twitter, for example, refused to allow interaction with Donald Trump's last tweet, which is a video he directed to the demonstrators, whether by like, commenting, or retweeting, and demanded that three tweets be deleted from his account, otherwise the account will remain prohibited from posting and interacting, It also indicated that in the event of publishing violating tweets, the account will be permanently banned, while Facebook blocked Trump's account for 24 hours and the controversial video was removed from YouTube