Donald Trump declares war on social media companies, including Facebook and Twitter, preparing to issue an order that will make life difficult for social media companies

 After a tussle with Twitter, US President Donald Trump has declared war on social media companies and is preparing to issue an order that will make it difficult for these companies to survive. According to Mail Online, White House officials have said that President Trump is going to issue an executive order under which companies such as Facebook, Twitter and Google will be subordinated to the Federal Communications Commission. This is a federal law in the United States that has so far been largely exempt from social media companies

According to the report, once the law is complied with, social media companies will be flooded with lawsuits and their survival will be jeopardized. Subsequent companies will also be legally responsible for their customers' posts. This will strengthen traditional media organizations and allow them to complain to the Federal Communications Commission against social media companies for how social media companies edit their content and post it on their websites and increase their traffic.

It should be noted that President Trump had tweeted a few days ago in which he called the delivery of ballot papers by post dangerous. He had said that ballot papers sent by post could be stolen and altered and thus the election results could be altered. Twitter checked the facts on his tweets and in response called them liars. Twitter told users to check the facts first and then believe President Trump's words. President Trump was outraged by Twitter's action and accused Twitter of interfering in the US presidential election. He had said that as president he would never allow that to happen. The next day, he said he would bring social media companies under the law or shut them down.