“It is very, very attractive that everyone, precisely the same day without having indicated to us before, never told us that there was a serious challenge or curtain with our application,” Matze told presenter Mark Levin. “But the same day, you know, all the same day, they send us those very threatening notices.

“Then we said, “OK, let’s call it that. Let’s see what you know, let’s see what Google said. Oh, they never sent us emails and we have no way to touch them, ” he added. “All right, Google’s out. Apple. . . we called our representative, and essentially shrugged him and said nothing that it was fatally serious, even though . . . your email was very serious.

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“And Amazon, as usual, was saying, ‘Oh, I’ve never noticed any hardware problems. There’s no problem. ‘ You know, they played with a lot of indifference. So we still had, you know, the 8th and 9th, you know, we had no genuine indication that it was, you know, fatally serious. “

Amazon said it had continually told Talk that the content of the site violated the agreement of the two companies. Suspension is a “last resort” to block access to violent content, Amazon Web Services said in a reaction to The Talk’s trial, “including plans for violence to disrupt the ever closer presidential transition. “

Talk is a transitional restriction order to prevent Amazon Web Services from doing Talking Blackball. It asserts that AWS is violating the Sherman Antitrust Act in the case, noting that AWS has an agreement with its competitor Twitter. Amazon said Parler had shown “sniffing” and inability “to remove violent content from his site.

According to Matze, Talking was the fastest developing social media platform in the early days of 2021.

Some of the last few days before we were given amazon Web Services approval, we had almost a million new accounts created that last day,” he said. We were number one on the App Store. We were above Facebook, above TikTok, above YouTube, above Instagram, above all apps in the U. S. App Store. We were number one before they gave us the axe. “

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In addition, the CEO said, Parler’s business style had a proven track of time.

“You know, our classified ads weren’t intrusive. We didn’t use knowledge to wait for other people or extract knowledge from other people,” Matze said. “We present classified classifieds in a very human way that I like to describe, so we did what I think is most productive for classified classifieds, which is respecting other people’s privacy. We made massive income from small bio businesses and we assist them . . . So we tested our model. We have demonstrated our expansion in the market. “

Evie Fordham of FOX Business contributed to this report.