Elon Musk will “make an alternative phone” if Apple and Google remove Twitter from their app stores. Twitter CEO Elon Musk said on Friday that he would switch to smartphone production if Apple and Google decide to remove Twitter from their app stores, which would be extremely damaging for the social media firm.
Elon Musk replied to Liz Wheeler’s tweet, writing: “If Apple and Google boot Twitter from their app stores, @elonmusk should make his own smartphone.” Wheeler is a political pundit. He claimed that half the country would gladly get rid of the biased, dogmatic iPhone and Android.
A stupid little smartphone has to be simple, right? Man built a rocket to Mars. Elon Musk will “make an alternative phone” if Apple and Google remove Twitter from their app stores. Twitter CEO Elon Musk said on Friday that he would switch to smartphone production if Apple and Google decide to remove Twitter from their app stores, which would be extremely damaging for the social media firm.
Elon Musk replied to Liz Wheeler’s tweet, writing: “If Apple and Google boot Twitter from their app stores, @elonmusk should make his own smartphone.” Wheeler is a political pundit. He claimed that half the country would gladly get rid of the biased, dogmatic iPhone and Android. A stupid little smartphone has to be simple, right? Man built a rocket to Mars.
“I certainly hope it doesn’t come to that, but, yes, if there is no other option, I will make an alternate phone.” Musk replied. Musk’s announcement comes amid demands by left-leaning groups and marketers to monitor content labeled as “hate speech”. This week, Musk responded to the pressure campaign by claiming that the company took action against hate speech.
Musk tweeted, ‘Hate speech impressions have dropped by 1/3 from pre-spike levels. Congratulations to the Twitter team!” Musk continued, “I have half a mind to point the finger at the 1500 accounts that caused the spike, but I’ll stand undone. Lower the maximum allowed tweets/day by a number that a speed typist on meth can do.” ” helped to
After that, Musk answered a question from DailyWire+ host Jordan Peterson about the definition of hate speech. Musk replied, “It’s just based on a list of words that Twitter has used for a while, so ceteris paribus.” Another announcement made by Musk on Thursday was a broad apology to accounts previously banned from the network.
Musk made this choice after the results of a poll held on Wednesday. Next week, the platform will begin en masse banning accounts that don’t follow the law or send excessive spam, he tweeted in response to the findings. More than three million people took part in the poll, and the results were overwhelmingly in favor of an apology: 72.4% of respondents chose “yes”, while only 27.6% chose “no”.
After the vote, Musk said, “The people have spoken. The apology begins next week. Vox populi, vox Dei.” Prior to the poll’s conclusion, Musk gave the impression that the platform would actually make content control significantly easier to target illegal content and improve transparency.
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