Snapchat 永久封殺川普，稱為公共安全的利益

Snapchat permanently suspends Trump, saying it is 'in the interest of public safety' after Capitol riots

A week after indefinitely suspending President Donald Trump's Snapchat account, the social network has confirmed it has permanently banned him.

The move is the latest by one of the nation's leading social media platforms that have removed nearly all of the president's online megaphones, which allowed him to directly reach Americans.

On Tuesday, Google's YouTube blocked Trump's official channel from uploading new content for at least a week, citing the potential for violence after the deadly Capitol siege.

Trump has been permanently banned from Twitter and has been blocked from posting to Facebook and Instagram at least through the end of his term.

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"In the interest of public safety, and based on his attempts to spread misinformation, hate speech, and incite violence, which are clear violations of our guidelines, we have made the decision to permanently terminate his account,” SnapChat said in a statement to USA TODAY on Wednesday night.