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OAKLAND, Calif. (Reuters) - Business software maker Salesforce.com Inc said on Monday it had “taken action” to prevent its tools from being used by the U.S. Republican National Committee in ways that could lead to further violence around the country’s presidential transition.
“We are all deeply troubled by the terrible events of January 6,” Salesforce said, referring to supporters of U.S. President Donald Trump storming the Capitol last Wednesday.
“And while we all hope that they are never repeated, sadly there remains a risk of politically incited violence across the country.”
Salesforce declined to specify the preventative action taken in regard to the RNC which the company said has been a long-standing customer. Its acceptable use policy, which is posted online, bars customers from using Salesforce services to promote illegal activity or mislead people about voting processes.
Parler LLC, a social media platform favored by many supporters of U.S. President Donald Trump, sued Amazon.com Inc on Monday, accusing it of making an illegal, politically motivated decision to shut it down to benefit Twitter Inc.