MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell's new Twitter account has been banned from the platform. This happened after he tried to make a return on the giant social media platform. 

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DULUTH, MN - SEPTEMBER 30: Michael Lindell, CEO of MyPillow Inc., speaks during a campaign rally for President Donald Trump at the Duluth International Airport on September 30, 2020 in Duluth, Minnesota. The rally is Trump's first after last night's Presidential Debate.

For those who are not familiar with Lindell, he is well known for sharing unproven posts, such as COVID-19 conspiracies and election rumors. 

Recently, Tech Times reported Twitter already banned MyPillow CEO back in 2021 after spreading fake news about the recent 2020 U.S. Elections. 

Because his original account was permanently suspended, he tried to create a new one so that he could return to Twitter. However, this also failed as well. 

MyPillow CEO's New Twitter Account Suspended, Again

According to Gizmodo's latest report, Lindell created his new account since there are many fake users trying to impersonate him on the social media platform. 

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"Hello everybody, I'M BACK ON TWITTER. My only account is @MikeJLindell! Please RT and FOLLOW to SPREAD THE WORD," said Lindell. 

However, this plan failed, which was confirmed by a Twitter spokesperson. The platform official explained that Lindell's new account was restricted because it violates the website's ban evasion policy. 

Because of this, Mike Lindell's new Twitter account was banned again three hours after being created. Just like the first ban, this new suspension is also a permanent one, as reported by Business Insider.  

The CEO did not provide any statement regarding the reason behind his banned Twitter account.  

MyPillow CEO's Next Move 

Since his latest Twitter return plan was a failure, Lindell said that his next move would be to go back to his own social media platform called "Frank Social." 

This online website is somehow similar to Twitter. But, instead of being neutral, the platform is dominated by right-wing individuals. 

When it comes to features, it offers the basic functions that Facebook had back in 2010. As of writing, Lindell's own online app is still unavailable on Google Play Store and Apple App Store. 

The CEO explained that he is still waiting for the approval of the two tech giants. If you want to see more details about Frank Social, you can visit this link. 

On the other hand, Elon Musk's new Twitter plan involves charging businesses and companies for their embedded tweets. 

Meanwhile, TikTok's revenues dominate the earnings of other tech companies.

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Written by: Griffin Davis