Amy Peikoff: Parler was already improving scanning content prior to shutdown
![In this photo illustration the Parler logo seen displayed on a smartphone with the Google, Amazon and Apple logos displayed on PC screen in the background. Google, Apple and Amazon have suspended the social networking app Parler.](/sites/default/files/styles/hero/public/2021-01/GettyImages-1230527724.jpg?h=6d915bbb&itok=ZDEwbTae)
Parler CPO Amy Peikoff says that their platform already prohibited illegal content, and they have been working to create algorithms that do so while remaining committed to privacy and free speech.
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