Welcome to the Tech Meme Right Home for Monday, January 11th, 2020. I'm Brian McCullough today.

Once again, did some things happen since we last spoke? A rundown of especially the parlor situation.

And it's the first day of CES, so here's what we're missing in terms of gadget announcements. Cool gadgets we'd love to get hands on time with, and the

weird gadgets that always make CES so fun. So lately, if I don't talk to you for 72 hours or so, literally like two weeks of

headlines can happen in that period and that puts me in a bit of a bind

because by the time I do get to talk to you,

it's kind of old news, right?

Twitter officially banned President Trump,

it seems like three years ago now,

but at the same time, for continuity's sake, maybe it Trump, it seems like three years ago now, but at the same time, for

continuity's sake, maybe it's worth at least running everything down so we're

on the same page in aid of that. Let's just blaze through this and then we'll do a tiny bit of analysis at the end.

Friday night, Twitter officially suspended the at real Donald Trump account

quote due to the risk of further incitement of violence end quote,

due to the risk of further incitement of violence, end quote. And that was only one platform banning.

The list of bans to Trump accounts range from Facebook to Google,

YouTube, Snapchat, Tik-Tock, that one might have enjoyed

pulling the trigger on Trump you might imagine because just a week ago it was

Trump that was threatening to ban them but also even Pinterest and Shopify have removed Trump accounts.

Then words started trickling out that parlor was in trouble.

It first got taken down from the Google Play Store,

Apple then gave them 24 hours, and then suspended Parlor from the App Store,

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