Parler reportedly tried to get back on the App Store last month, but Apple rejected its application, citing Nazi symbols and hate speech from users

Business Insider

11 Mar 2021 0 shares 1 views

Business Insider

Published 11 Mar 2021

"There is no place for hateful, racist, discriminatory content on the App Store," Apple said in a letter to Parler, obtained by Bloomberg.

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