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Published 1 year ago

Musk locks his Twitter account to personally test reported malfunction

Summary by Ground News

Twitter CEO Elon Musk locked his account on Wednesday to test whether his private tweets get more views than his public ones. Twitter users have poked fun at Musk for seemingly not knowing how the platform works or at least not having Twitter engineers available to explain it to him. With 128 million followers, even Musk's deleted tweets are widely viewed across the platform, but with this experiment, he is apparently questioning whether his platform is limiting views of his own tweets.

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