Video streaming website YouTube on Monday agreed to pay a court file after a court file, January 6, 2020 Capital Hill riot after the company suspended its account after suspending the case filed by US President Donald Trump to pay $ 24.5 million (€ 20.1 million) to settle the case filed by US President Donald Trump.
This Google makes the latest Big Tech firm the latest Big Tech firm to prosecute the President’s incidents.
A total of $ 22 million will go to a construction project at the White House through a non -profit called Trust for the National Mall. The disposal filing said that the NPO is dedicated to the restoration of the National Mall, preserving and elevating the National Mall to support the construction of the White House State Ballroom.
YouTube has agreed to pay an additional $ 2.5 million to several pro-plant organizations and individuals, including the American Orthodox Union.
According to the settlement filing, it is not for the entry of liability. Google did not comment on the reasons for the disposal.
What about the case?
Major social media platforms removed Trump’s account after 6 January, Volid claimed further violence OER that he lost the presidential election to Biden in 2020 due to voter mard.
On January 6, more than 140 police officers were injured, when the capital building impressed Flagpol, Teser and Bear Spray after going to Trump Provighters.
YouTube stopped Trump from uploading a new video on “anxiety about the ability to violence”.
The businessman took the politician to court YouTube, Facebook and Twitter (now X), claiming that he was wrongly censors.
Meta already has a $ 25 million APID to settle a similar case, while X settled its case in $ 10 million.
Sundar Pichai, head of Google’s original company alphabet, and Facebook parents Mark Zuckerberg of Mark Zuckerberg were among the country’s technical leaders seen directly behind the inauguration ceremony for their second term in January this year. The leaders have since been seen working closely with the Trump administration.
Edited by: ZAC Crellin