Parler, the social media app popular among American right-wing activists, has dropped its case against Amazon.com Inc for cutting off its web-hosting services, court documents from late Tuesday showed.

Parler app withdraws case against Amazon for pushing it offline over Capitol violence

The much-controversial social networking app, Parler, has relaunched after a tough few weeks following the Capitol riots. Parler app was forced to shut down as it was alleged the supporters of Donald Trump used this app to organise the violent Capitol riot.

Social networking app Parler relaunches after Capitol riot controversy

Parler, a social media website and app popular with the American far right, has partially returned online with the help of a Russian-owned technology company. John Matze, the chief executive of social media app Parler, which is popular among conservatives posted a brief message on the company's website vowing its returns after finding a new host.

'Hello world, is this thing on?': Parler's website is back online after finding new host

A hacker from Austria has revealed a massive data leak in Parler LLC, a social media platform favoured by many supporters of US President Donald Trump. I am now crawling URLs of all videos uploaded to Parler.

Hacker reveals massive data leak in social networking app Parler after US Capitol siege

After twitter decided to permanently ban US President Donald Trump, largely unmoderated Parler social network sought in popularity. But now, Apple & Google have removed Parler from their app stores. Tech giant Amazon has also suspended it from its web hosting service.

Google, Apple, Amazon suspend Parler App over US Capitol siege

Google, Apple, Amazon suspend Parler from App Store and web hosting service