Truth Social, an innovative social media platform that was supported by ex-President Donald Trump, stood at the top. Apple’sCharts available for free download as of Tuesday morning

According to reports, the platform announced a soft launch on Sunday. ReutersA lot of users will be prompted by the waitlist to register. Some who tried to sign upThere have been some reports of problems when creating accounts. However, such issues were common with early apps.

Truth Social was repeatedly delayed. The launch date for Truth Social was originally set to be February 21. However, it was delayed to March 31.

The app is a product of the Trump Media & Technology Group, led by former Rep. Devin Nunes, R-Calif. Company has planned to go public via mergerThe Digital World Acquisition CorpThe market cap for. is more than 3 billion. DWAC revealed in December that the two financial regulators opened an investigation into Trump’s communications prior to the announcement.

Digital World shares were up around 14% Tuesday.

Based on photos taken from the Truth Social’s App Listing Page, this platform’s design closely matches the one shown. TwitterThis is one of many social media platforms. suspended TrumpIn the aftermath of the January 6th riot at U.S. Capitol.

Its content moderation philosophy is what makes the platform stand out. The website calls it America’s “Big Tent” social media platform. This platform encourages open and free global conversations without discriminating against any political ideologies. Fox Business previously heard that Nunes stated the company would have content moderation in order to keep it a family-friendly space.

Trump and his supporter blasted mainstream social media platforms, such as TwitterAnd FacebookWhile he was still in office, the platform’s claimed that they discriminated against conservatives when it came to content moderation. They have refuted these claims and, while they may admit to mistakes later corrected, their moderators say that they simply enforce the guidelines of their public communities.

Trump’s abrupt suspension from both platforms towards the end of Trump’s term in office reenergized his supporters against these platforms. Many new social media apps, some less widely known than others, that offered a hands-off approach towards content moderation received more attention after January 6.

Distributors of apps like Apple may have to deal with difficult questions about content moderation if they take a non-sensical approach. Google, as they did when users flocked to ParlerFollowing the Capitol riot, calls for violence.

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