Elon Musk is going to war with Apple. 'Do they hate free speech in America,' he said about his new tech rival.
In his latest provocative tweets on Monday, Musk also claimed that Apple's App store puts a "secret 30% tax" on everything consumers purchase. That added charge, however, has been documented for years.Musk said that the tech giant requires apps in the store to abide by certain content standards.
Nearly 85% of voters were in favor of Apple publishing all censorship actions that affect customers. The results, of course, are not scientific. Companies like General Motors, United Airlines, and General Mills have temporarily stopped buying ad space on Twitter.
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