• Amazon told Parler that it is shutting off its servers from midnight Sunday
• It could leave the app off the internet for up to a week 
• Earlier, Apple suspended Parler from its app store - a day after Google did the same - citing concerns it is inciting violence 
• On Friday, Apple had issued a 24-hour warning to Parler to clean up its act in moderating posts before also being removed from its app store  
• The app saw a major spike in traffic after the threats from the two tech giants left people rushing to download Parler before it is suspended
• Parler's CEO John Matze called the shutoffs and suspensions 'a coordinated attack by the tech giants to kill competition in the market place' 
• He also revealed that Parler removed a post from attorney Lin Wood, a staunch Trump supporter, who called for Mike Pence to be executed by 'firing squad' 

Conservative social media platform Parler could be shutdown from midnight Sunday after Amazon said it was shutting down its servers. 

Jeff Bezos' Amazon said it had suspended Parler from its Amazon Web Services (AWS) unit, for violating its terms of services by failing to effectively deal with a steady increase in violent content on the social networking service. 

Parler's CEO John Matze announced the news, revealing it could leave the app unavailable for a week as the company attempts to rebuild from scratch. 

Earlier Saturday night, Apple said it is also suspending the app over accusations it is being used to incite violence.

The Apple suspension comes after the tech giant gave Parler 24 hours to address the 'threats to people's safety' or be removed from its app store.  

The move comes one day after Google also removed Parler from its app store, also citing posts inciting violence, and demanded 'robust' content moderation from the app favored by many Trump supporters.  

Parler had been flooded by conservatives and right wingers fleeing Facebook and Twitter in recent days in the wake of suspension of prominent conservative figures, including Trump himself, and the warnings from Apple. 

Maetze branded the shutoffs and suspensions 'a coordinated attack by the tech giants to kill competition in the market place'. 

The CEO also revealed late Saturday that Parler had removed a post from right-wing attorney Lin Wood, a staunch Trump supporter, that called for Vice President Mike Pence to be executed by 'firing squads'. 

Source: dailymail.co.uk