US govt paid to censor data from public on platforms: Musk

Twitter CEO Elon Musk said that the United States Government had paid millions of dollars to restrict material from the public on social media, including Twitter, when retweeting "Part 7" of the Twitter files.

Musk says US Government paid to censor data from public on Social Platforms

He added that Twitter would reject government incentives and would be compelled to censor social media information.

Musk has taken on the challenge of creating a new sort of Twitter that would be a votary of new kinds of material, differentiating it from the previous administrations at Twitter and giving the site a fresh start.

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Musk has taken the effort to create a brand-new kind of Twitter

Musk has removed James Baker, a former FBI general counsel who served as Twitter's deputy general counsel, in an effort to rebuild

Twitter, citing worries over "(his) likely participation in suppression of information crucial to the public discussion." Donald Trump, a former US president, has also expressed worry about the need to remove the "censorship cartel" that exists on social media.

Further, Musk has stated that while he will continue to lead some key divisions, he will stand down as Twitter Inc.'s CEO once a replacement is found.

His survey follows the most recent debate about a rule forbidding users from linking to particular rival social networking platforms including Facebook, Instagram, and Mastadon.

The new Twitter verification system's colours will be shown on the website.

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