That's over claims that the social networking site had not taken enough measures to prevent the spread of posts inciting violence.

The move follows a similar blow to the APP by Google on Friday.

Parlor has become popular among supporters of US President Donald Trump and it's seen as a haven for people who have been expelled from Twitter.

Trump was banned from Twitter permanently on Friday after inciting Wednesday's violent clashes on Capitol Hill, which left at least five people dead.

Apple says those clashes were coordinated on parlors site and in a statement on Saturday announced the APP suspension from its store until raised issues are resolved.

Amazon, site of the quote very real risk to public safety after removing parlor from its Web hosting service, effectively keeping it offline parlors chief executive lashed out at the tech giant, accusing them of trying to kill competition in the marketplace.

Conservative social media users in the U.

S have begun flocking toe other absent sites like telegram and gab because of what they call aggressive policing.