If you sign up for a ToS that's the same as what a consumer gets for free off of, say, Reddit then yeah you don't have much grounds. I can't see why a business of any scale that's paying for service would put up with that. It sounded like, in fact, Parler had a stipulation with Amazon that they get 30 days' notice. I have no idea of the details. You notice Parler is suing, so they probably have some idea what they are doing.
Basically, if you pay them, you have some rights. If you are getting something for free, you don't.
If you sign up for a ToS that's the same as what a consumer gets for free off of, say, Reddit then yeah you don't have much grounds. I can't see why a business of any scale that's paying for service would put up with that. It sounded like, in fact, Parler had a stipulation with Amazon that they get 30 days' notice. I have no idea of the details. You notice Parler is suing, so they probably have some idea what they are doing.
Basically, if you pay them, you have some rights. If you are getting something for free, you don't.
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