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Cartel Twitter use spiked after Musk takeover: report

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Elon Musk’s reduced Twitter safety oversight has allowed Mexican cartel members to flaunt their lifestyles online, post violent content and recruit new members, according to a new study.

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Cartels using Twitter to send threats, recruit members: report

Elon Musk’s reduced Twitter safety oversight has allowed Mexican cartel members to flaunt their lifestyles online, post violent content, and recruit new members, according to a new study.

2 years ago

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Cartels using Twitter to send threats, recruit members: report

Elon Musk’s reduced Twitter safety oversight has allowed Mexican cartel members to flaunt their lifestyles online, post violent content and recruit new members, according to a new study.

2 years ago

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Fox40

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Cartels using Twitter to send threats, recruit members: report

Elon Musk’s reduced Twitter safety oversight has allowed Mexican cartel members to flaunt their lifestyles online, post violent content and recruit new members, according to a new study.

2 years ago·Sacramento, United States

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Cartels using Twitter to send threats, recruit members: report

Elon Musk’s reduced Twitter safety oversight has allowed Mexican cartel members to flaunt their lifestyles online, post violent content, and recruit new members, according to a new study.

2 years ago·Nashville, United States

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Cartels using Twitter to send threats, recruit members: report

Elon Musk’s reduced Twitter safety oversight has allowed Mexican cartel members to flaunt their lifestyles online, post violent content, and recruit new members, according to a new study.

2 years ago·Portland, United States

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Cartels using Twitter to send threats, recruit members: report

Elon Musk’s reduced Twitter safety oversight has allowed Mexican cartel members to flaunt their lifestyles online, post violent content, and recruit new members, according to a new study.

2 years ago·San Francisco, United States

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