Elon Musk announced 'Amnesty' on Twitter
Elon Musk announced 'Amnesty' on Twitter
In addition to the current layoffs at Twitter, company owner Elon Musk is announcing several new policies. He said a few days ago that the facility of earning money from Twitter will be introduced more widely. In addition, Elon Musk asked to increase the length of tweets. And in the meantime, Musk has also announced the reactivation of various accounts that were banned or suspended by Twitter.
Former US President Donald Trump's suspended account was reactivated on Twitter last week. Donald Trump's Twitter account was earlier suspended by Twitter authorities for some policy violations. However, after Elon Musk bought ownership of Twitter, Donald Trump's account was reactivated.
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In this regard, Elon Musk took a poll or digital vote on Twitter. The poll, posted in the form of tweets on Twitter, overwhelmingly voted overwhelmingly in favor of opening Trump's account, followed by Elon Musk's relaunch of Trump's Twitter account.
However, Trump has not yet tweeted from his restored verified Twitter account. Currently he is active on his social media from his own social network Truth.
After Trump's Twitter account was returned, Elon Musk tweeted another poll. There, he asked whether Twitter should announce an "amnesty" for suspended accounts. He also announced in a tweet that the amnesty will only apply to accounts that have not broken the law or engaged in any major spamming activity.
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More than 3.1 million votes were cast in that tweet poll. Of these, 72.4 percent were reported to have voted for amnesty. The remaining 27.6 percent were against it. Then today Elon Musk announced in another tweet linked to that tweet that he will start a 'general amnesty' on Twitter starting next week, taking public feedback into account.
However, Twitter has many bot accounts that can influence the results of tweet-polls on the platform. Elon Musk, however, is always ready to eliminate bot accounts.
