Twitter, which Elon Musk bought for 44 billion dollars, does not calm down. As the resignation wave continued, a group of Democratic Senators also demanded an investigation of Twitter from federal officials after Musk banned some employees from entering the company. Responding to the allegations and controversy regarding Twitter, Musk said, "Twitter's policy is freedom of speech, but not freedom of access." said.
The waters have not calmed down since Elon Musk, the richest person in the world, bought Twitter.
A group of Democratic Senators called for an investigation into the turbulent period on Twitter.The Federal Trade Commission has been asked to investigate whether the platform violates consumer protection laws or data security commitments. The Commission announced that it was closely following the developments on Twitter last week and said, "No CEO or company is above the law."The White House also stepped in on the developments on Twitter. An official stated that Twitter should make a statement about how Americans' data on the internet is protected. NEW POLICY IS NOT FREEDOM OF ACCESS "Responding to the allegations and discussions about Twitter on his social media account, Musk said, "Twitter's policy is freedom of speech, but not freedom of access." said. Saying that negative-hate tweets and monetization will be removed, Musk will not bring advertising or other revenue to Twitter. You won't be able to find the tweet unless you specifically search for it. Kathie Griffin, Jorden Peterson, and Babylon Bee have been reinstated. Trump's decision has not been made yet," he said.
THE NUMBER OF RESIDENTS ON TWITTER OVER THOUSAND
On the other hand, the wave of resignations in the company continues. It is stated that approximately 1,200 people have resigned since Musk bought the company.
It is stated that before Musk bought Twitter, the company had 7,500 employees, and 50 percent of them were fired after the company changed hands. After the resignations yesterday, it was reported that the number of employees in the company decreased to 2,000.
Musk called on his employees to "get used to the high, intense and long working hours or quit the job" the other day. Then a wave of resignations began.
Musk also stopped the entrance to the Twitter building in case employees sabotage the system. It has been announced that employees will not be able to enter the building until Monday.
Musk also tweeted about those who resigned, “The best stays. That's why I'm not very worried”.