Donald Trump’s Facebook and Instagram accounts will be reinstated after a two-year suspension following the January 6 uprising.
Facebook parents meta said in a blog post on Wednesday that it would add “new railings” to ensure no “re-offenders” violate its rules.
“In the event Mr. Trump continues to post infringing content, that content will be removed and he will be suspended from work from one month to two years, depending on the severity of the violation,” Meta, based in Menlo Park, California, said. speak.
Reacting to Meta’s decision, the former US president said: “FACEBOOK, which has lost billions of dollars in value since the ‘de-platform’, your favorite president, I, just announced that they recovering my account.
“Such a thing should never happen again to a sitting president, or anyone else who doesn’t deserve to be punished!”
He added: ” THANK YOU TRUTH SOCIAL FOR DOING THIS AMAZING WORK. YOUR DEVELOPMENT IS AWESOME AND THE FUTURE IS UNLIMITED!!!”
Mr Trump was suspended on January 7, the day after the deadly 2021 uprising.
The suspension has prompted other social media companies to make similar moves.
But he was recently reinstated on Twitter after Elon Musk took over the company, despite not yet tweeting on the platform.
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Mr. Trump used his own, much smaller website, Truth Social, which he founded after being banned from Twitter.
Earlier this month, a confidant of the former president revealed that Mr. Trump may soon start tweeting again.
According to NBC News, advisers to his 2024 presidential campaign discussed ideas for his first posting position.
An unnamed Republican, who discussed private conversations with Mr. Trump about returning to the platform, said: “Trump will probably return to Twitter. It’s just a question of how and when. point.
“He’s been talking about it for weeks, but Trump speaks for Trump, so it’s anyone’s guess what he’s going to do, say, or when.”
