Alphabet Inc’s Google has got rid of the small social-media site Wimkim from its Google Play store, joining Apple Inc. in cutting the app’s reach amid a wider effort to rein in misleading or possibly harmful content.Google suspended Wimkim from its app store Monday night, a company spokesman said, citing posts that called for violence against liberals. The posts violated rules barring apps from hosting what Google deems inappropriate content.The suspension is the latest move by tech companies since the January 6 Capitol Hill riot to more aggressively moderate conspiracy theories on the presidential election or calls for violence. Apple suspended the roughly 300,000-user Wimkim from its App Store last week over such posts, according to Wimkin Founder Jason Sheppard and records of his correspondence with Apple viewed by the Wall Street Journal. Apple’s correspondence cited posts urging users to initiate a civil war and arrest Vice President Mike Pence, which Wimkim’s content moderators removed.