US EditionIf You Can’t Beat It, “Quitte” It: French Agency Uses Public Funds for X Exit App
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If You Can’t Beat It, “Quitte” It: French Agency Uses Public Funds for X Exit App
Donald Trump’s victory in the American presidential elections, with Elon Musk at his side, prompted media outlets and commentators in France to leave the social network X in protest. This was made easy by the new HelloQuitteX application, designed to facilitate transitioning to other networks. But the origins of the app have sparked controversy. The overtly political project was created with the support of the Centre National de la Recherche Sci…
Hello Quitte X: what role did the CNRS have in this platform that encourages people to leave Elon Musk's social network?
A French collective has developed an application that helps users of X (ex-Twitter) to migrate to other social networks without losing their contacts. The platform was created by a researcher and a team of developers from CNRS.
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