In the wake of President Trump's social posts following the death of George Floyd, Snap decided to restrict his account on their platform. CEO Evan Spiegel says it does not violate the First Amendment to do so.
Snap CEO Evan Spiegel said the company is well within its rights to restrict the accounts it promotes on Snapchat's Discover platform.
Snap faced backlash after it stopped promoting President Trump's Snapchat account on its Discover feature. The decision came after the president took to social media to address riots in the aftermath of the death of George Floyd.Snap CEO: We want to use our First Amendment rights to stand up for the things that we believe inCEO Evan Spiegel told CNBC on Thursday that it's within the company's rights to restrict the accounts it promotes on Snapchat.
"We've always said Discover is a closed platform, and we choose the types of content we want to promote on our platform. We're well within our First Amendment rights to decide what shows up on there," Spiegel told CNBC'sit will no longer promote President Donald Trump's content within Snapchat's Discover feature.
"There seems to be some confusion about the First Amendment and who that applies to," Spiegel said. "The First Amendment is very specific. It's actually designed to protect individuals and private businesses from the government."ban the display of the Confederate flag"I think Snap really, we embrace those rights, we're grateful to have a First Amendment in our country, but we want to use our rights to stand up for the things we believe in," he said.
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