Parler is known as the conservative clone of Twitter, and in the last few days, since the elections, he has reached a million additional downloads in just a few days.
Parler was created as an ideological alternative to Facebook and Twitter, and recorded 980,000 downloads in total between November 3 (Election Day) to November 8, reaching the top of the app store rankings.
It has currently been downloaded approximately 3.6 million times in the US, being one of the central rallying points for conservative protests against election results (including Stop the Steal).
As Twitter and Facebook have gotten more serious with the issue of Fake News in these elections, blocking certain content and preventing false from being distributed, the need to speak out on a network that shares ideals was necessary.
In addition to protesting, it has also become a haven for the sorts of right-wing conspiracy theories that are discouraged in larger networks, particularly when it comes to elections, such as alleged statistical anomalies in recent vote counts.
Due to this political trend, Parler has many negative votes in app stores, although it is not being used less for that. It is possible that the fever subsides when the dust settles, although today everything is possible, the moment may come when each political trend has its own social network.
You can get to know Parler up close at parler.com