The Twitter Files, whose disclosures are part of Elon Musk's promise to focus on the company's transparency, are explained below.
Documents made public by Elon Musk, the new owner of Twitter and a tech millionaire, indicate the social media platform's connection to a system of public-private control.
Content on a variety of topics, such as irregularities in the 2020 elections, problems with mail-in voting, and other facets of the COVID-19 epidemic, was either hidden or erased by Twitter. According to the records, the corporation was forced by the government to remove such content and the people who distribute it from the platform, despite the fact that most of the time it complied willingly.
In October, Musk gained control of Twitter and privatised it. After that, he let go of the majority of high management and about half of the workers, promising to change Twitter's course. The "#TwitterFiles" disclosures are a part of his pledge to focus on the company's transparency.
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