It is unclear, for example, how the company is funding its current growth. On Friday, Nunes was on the app urging users to follow more accounts, share photos and videos and participate in conversations, in an apparent attempt to drum up activity, according to a person with knowledge of the matter.Īmong Nunes’ posts, he welcomed a new user who appeared to be a Catholic priest and encouraged him to invite more priests to join, according to the person with knowledge of the matter.Įven as details of the app begin trickling out, TMTG remains mostly shrouded in secrecy and is regarded with skepticism by some in tech and media circles. The current version 1.0.1 includes “bug fixes,” according to the page. Truth Social’s app store page detailing its version history showed the first public version of the app, or version 1.0 was available a day ago, confirming a Reuters report. “Our goal is, I think we’re going to hit it, I think by the by the end of March we’re going to be fully operational at least within the United States,” he added. This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below. That’s going to be awesome, because we’re going to get so many more people that are going to be on the platform,” Nunes said in a Sunday appearance on Fox News’ “Sunday Morning Futures with Maria Bartiromo.” “This week we will begin to roll out on the Apple App Store. So far none of the newer companies, which include Twitter competitors Gettr and Parler and video site Rumble, have come close to matching the popularity of their mainstream counterparts. Representative Devin Nunes, Trump Media & Technology Group (TMTG), the venture behind Truth Social, joins a growing portfolio of technology companies that are positioning themselves as champions of free speech and hope to draw users who feel their views are suppressed on more established platforms. Capitol by his supporters, after he was accused of posting messages inciting violence.
Trump was banned from Twitter Inc, Facebook and Alphabet Inc’s YouTube following the Jan. The app has been available for people invited to use it during its test phase, Reuters previously reported. Many users reported either having trouble registering for an account or were added to a waitlist with a message: “Due to massive demand, we have placed you on our waitlist.” Truth Social was automatically downloaded to Apple Inc devices belonging to users who had pre-ordered the app. The app was available shortly before midnight ET and was the top free app available on the App Store early Monday.
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