CEO Tim Cook says Apple is ‘constantly’ evaluating its decision to advertise on Elon Musk’s X, amid antisemitism row
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CEO Tim Cook says Apple is ‘constantly’ evaluating its decision to advertise on Elon Musk’s X, amid antisemitism row
New research from Center for Countering Digital Hate alleges X is failing to remove posts containing “extreme hate”, despite being notified
Owner of X (formerly Twitter), Elon Musk, threatens lawsuit against Anti-Defamation League over claims platform is antisemitic
Platform formerly known as Twitter is to begin collecting people's biometric data, as well as employment and school history
Video and audio calling options are to be added to X (formerly known as Twitter), as Elon Musk seeks 'everything app' goal
Former US President Donald Trump makes unexpected return to X (formerly Twitter) after his ban from platform
Publisher impact, as Elon Musk personally orders removal of headlines in news link articles found on Twitter/X
Threads, the Mark Zuckerberg alternative to Twitter, has launched a web-based version of the social media app
Auschwitz Memorial criticises Elon Musk's Twitter/X for ruling antisemitic content did not violate rules. Offending account later suspended
One week after X CEO Linda Yaccarino talked up brand safety for advertisers, ads for major brands allegedly appear alongside pro Nazi content
Elon Musk's Twitter/X is reportedly throttling web links to critical news outlets as well as competitor apps