Thursday, 16 Jan 2025

Twitter could split into strands allowing users to stage rows, Elon Musk says

Twitter could split into strands allowing users to stage rows, Elon Musk says

Twitter could split into strands allowing users to stage rows, Elon Musk says
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Elon Musk has indicated that Twitter could be split into different strands where users give their posts content ratings and stage online rows in a specially created space on the platform.

Musk bought Twitter for $44bn last week, giving him control of an influential social media business with more than 230 million users.

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