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Selena Gomez lashes out on tech giants

American pop singer Selena Gomez turned to social media and criticized Facebook, Twitter, and Google once again.

You have failed the American people today, and I hope you’re going to fix things moving forward.

Salena Gomez addressed social media owners on Twitter

Soon after the invasion by Pro-Trump into Capitol Hill on Wednesday, the singer expressed on her social media and accused the aforementioned platforms of helping incite hatred.

In her Tweet, Gomez hit social media giants and held them accountable for the unrest in Washington DC and urged them to “fix things”.

“Today is the result of allowing people with hate in their hearts to use platforms that should be used to bring people together and allow people to build community.”

said Gomez

Salena went on to say,

“Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, Google, Mark Zuckerberg, Sheryl Sandberg, Jack Dorsey, Sundar Pichai, Susan Wojcicki – you have failed the American people today, and I hope you’re going to fix things moving forward.”

Twitter, however, was the first social media platform to block Trump’s account over violations while also issuing him a warning that future desecrations could lead to the closure of his account permanently.

Facebook also suspended Trump’s account from posting for 24 hours after he violated their policies through two of his posts.

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