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"number of Twitter executives who have left who had a key role in dealing with regulators and the platform’s implementation of the EU’s new rules aimed at curbi
by raxxorraxor 4y ago
"number of Twitter executives who have left who had a key role in dealing with regulators and the platform’s implementation of the EU’s new rules aimed at curbing the spread of illegal content online."
Translation: Some selected political figures lost influence at Twitter because their contacts were let go.
To be honest, as an EU citizen I feel much better without political influence here. And "illegal" content was perhaps just politically inconvinient content. There should be no contact. Twitter needs to comply with the law of course, but I don't see how that was violated.
For the protection of minors there needs to be selected and currated content. But that cannot be the normal for every user. Public figures need a PR agency, doesn't only apply to Twitter. Adults usually do not need protection from a website. Otherwise the same recommendations like they exist for any public figure has to apply.