Musk is trying to fix things that are not broken in the first place?
Elon Musk has data-faced criticism once more following a contentious modification to his social media network. For almost a year, the proprietor of X has advocated for the elimination of the block option from his microblogging platform. He has now verified that the ability to block someone will still be available on the website, but users will still be able to access postings from the blocked account.
People were not pleased with this adjustment since it increases the likelihood of bots and trolls on the network. Some users even claimed that they had to abandon X as a result of this and numerous other unwanted modifications. The American billionaire promised to curate his social media platform with input from the public when he purchased X. Since no one had originally requested or wanted this adjustment, he was attacked for breaking his first pledge.
Some of his followers intervened on his behalf, saying he ought to go farther and remove the ability to restrict replies from postings as well. But most people think Musk is attempting to fix things that aren't wrong in the first place, rather than addressing other issues like bots, spam, and false information on the platform.
Some of his followers intervened on his behalf, saying he ought to go farther and remove the ability to restrict replies from postings as well. But most people think Musk is attempting to fix things that aren't wrong in the first place, rather than addressing other issues like bots, spam, and false information on the platform.