Parler Relaunches Under New Ownership, Promises Content Moderation

The controversial social media platform Parler has made its return to the Apple App Store after a year of absence, with new owners pledging to prevent it from becoming a hub for violent extremism.

After a year-long hiatus, Parler is back on the web and the Apple App Store, with expectations to return to Google Play soon.
The new ownership includes former Parler executive Elise Pierotti and Ryan Rhodes, aiming to foster an open platform for discourse.
Parler's reemergence follows a tumultuous history, including being offline due to its association with the January 6 Capitol riot and failed content moderation.
The new owners have committed to banning violent and controversial content, focusing on creating a space for free speech without extremism.
Ownership and operational details remain partially undisclosed, raising questions about the platform's future direction and management.