<p>Twitter will not allow former president Donald Trump back on the platform even if he runs for office again, the company's chief financial officer said Wednesday.</p>.<p>"The way our policies work, when you're removed from the platform, you're removed from the platform, whether you're a commentator, a CFO or a current or former public official," Ned Segal said in an interview with television network CNBC.</p>.<p>Trump's "de-platforming" by Twitter came after a violent uprising by his supporters leading to a deadly siege at the US Capitol on January 6. Facebook and other social networks also banned Trump after the incident.</p>.<p>"Our policies are designed to ensure that people are not inciting violence," Segal said.</p>.<p>"And if anybody does that we would have to remove them from the service and our policies don't allow people to come back."</p>.<p>Trump was a prolific user of Twitter during his campaign and in his four years at the White House, using the platform for policy announcements, to settle scores and for his political campaign.</p>.<p>He had more than 80 million followers when his account was suspended.</p>
<p>Twitter will not allow former president Donald Trump back on the platform even if he runs for office again, the company's chief financial officer said Wednesday.</p>.<p>"The way our policies work, when you're removed from the platform, you're removed from the platform, whether you're a commentator, a CFO or a current or former public official," Ned Segal said in an interview with television network CNBC.</p>.<p>Trump's "de-platforming" by Twitter came after a violent uprising by his supporters leading to a deadly siege at the US Capitol on January 6. Facebook and other social networks also banned Trump after the incident.</p>.<p>"Our policies are designed to ensure that people are not inciting violence," Segal said.</p>.<p>"And if anybody does that we would have to remove them from the service and our policies don't allow people to come back."</p>.<p>Trump was a prolific user of Twitter during his campaign and in his four years at the White House, using the platform for policy announcements, to settle scores and for his political campaign.</p>.<p>He had more than 80 million followers when his account was suspended.</p>