On Tuesday, Donald Trump, former President of the U.S., introduced a communication platform, which will act as a place to speak safely and freely. The platform will ultimately offer him the ability to directly communicate with his supporters after a few months of being blocked by social media platforms such as Facebook and Twitter.
The platform ‘From the Desk of Donald J. Trump’ can be accessed at www.DonaldJTrump.com/desk. Moreover, the platform permits Donald Trump to share videos, images and can even make comments.
On Tuesday night, former President Donald Trump shared a video clip to the platform that says ‘in a time of silence and lies. After this, the video clip plays news highlighting his suspension from Twitter.
The clip continues, describing the new platform, that a beacon of freedom arises and a place to speak safely and freely.
The technology looks to be supported by Campaign Nucleus, which is a digital ecosystem made for efficiently handling political organizations and campaigns made by Brad Parscale (former campaign manager).
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The platform permits Donald Trump to post and permits supporters to share Donald Trump’s posts on Facebook and Twitter, and the space doesn’t have a feature to permit users to reply or engage with Donald Trump’s posts.
It’s a one-way platform
One of the sources familiar with the platform told a media agency, Fox News, that this is just a one-way communication and this space allows Donald Trump to communicate with his supporters. Moreover, the platform has a sign-up list for people to insert their email addresses and phone numbers in order to get alerts for when Donald Trump publishes a new post.
Former President’s new space surfaced Tuesday, when advisers had described to the news outlet, Fox News, that Donald Trump decided to go forward to make a social media platform of his own after being blocked from Twitter, Facebook, YouTube, Instagram, Snapchat after the Capitol incident.
Jason Miller, a senior advisor, described to Fox News that Donald Trump’s website is a great resource to get his newest statements and highlights from his first term in office, but he said that it is not a social media platform. He continued that they will have more information coming on that front in the very near future.
A Facebook spokesman rejected to comment on Donald Trump’s new platform, and a Twitter spokesperson didn’t quickly respond to Fox News’ request for comment.
