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"I'm confident that by the end of the month, we'll be back up," Matze told Fox News Sunday night.
Parler, which describes itself as a "nonpartisan" haven for free speech, had become a hub for President Donald Trump's supporters after many of their Twitter accounts were purged from the social media site, alongside Trump's own.
In the days after the Capitol siege on January 6, it became a haven for far-right activity and misinformation because of its lax stance on moderating content. Some users called for further violence.
"We're making significant progress," Matze told Fox News. "When you go into Parler.com it doesn't go into the void now, it hits a server, and it returns just one piece of information."
After AWS took Parler offline, Parler hit the tech giant with an antitrust lawsuit, disputing Amazon's claims that it repeatedly warned Parler about violent content.
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Parler is now on the road to returning, Matze told Fox News, and will post updates on its progress to the website every day.
The platform managed to retrieve its data from Amazon on Friday, he added, without elaborating.
"We haven't even had one employee quit," he said. "Not one, even with them being harassed and threatened, no one has quit … we've got such a strong team, this has just made them believe in us more."
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