Donald Trump received a significant boost in his campaign to occupy the White House in the 2024 elections: "Meta" announced that it will reactivate his accounts on "Instagram" and "Facebook" after a suspension of about two years.
The decision was delivered to the Axios website by the company's president, Nick Clegg, who clarified that Trump will have to obey the new rules formulated since the January 2021 Capitol hacking events, for which his accounts were disabled, and that if he misuses the platform, his account will be limited.
"We don't want him to do what he did in January 2021, which is to use our services to impugn the legitimacy of the 2024 election, as he did in 2020," Clegg said.
As you may remember, Trump was also removed from Twitter following the tragic events of January 2021, when his supporters tried to physically harm members of the House of Representatives and the Senate so that they could not count the votes of the electors of the 50 states and thus prevent the announcement of Joe Biden as president-elect.
Be that as it may, Twitter removed the restrictions on his account a few months ago, in light of its becoming a private company under Elon Musk, who abhorred its policies.
However, it seems that Trump is in no rush to use this social network, despite its potential to reach voters.
The reason for this may be because he started his own social network.
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