Woman at Centre of Trans Lawsuit Says She’s Been Banned From Posting on Facebook
Sall Grover says she has been banned from posting on Facebook following a discrimination case involving her female-only app.
Woman at Centre of Trans Lawsuit Says She’s Been Banned From Posting on Facebook Sall Grover, founder of Giggle for Girls, alleges she has been prohibited from posting on Facebook until 2027. This ban follows increased scrutiny of her legal dispute concerning the women-only social media platform. The page itself can remain active, but Grover is barred from contributing content due to the ‘Giggle v Tickle’ case and a surge in the platform’s popularity.
- Giggle for Girls founder Sall Grover claims a Facebook ban until 2027.
- The ban is linked to the ongoing legal dispute involving the women-only platform.
- Grover stated on X that she is no longer allowed to post on the Giggle for Girls Facebook page.
- The platform was deemed controversial due to the ‘Giggle v Tickle’ case and recent growth.
- The case involves Roxanne Tickle, a transgender woman who filed a discrimination suit over access to Giggle.
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