Tesla CEO Elon Musk, now the largest shareholder of Twitter, has been an extremely vocal critic of the social media company – in many cases using the platform to express his grievances.
Musk questioned free speech on Twitter and whether the platform is undermining democracy.
Musk responded to a Twitter follower saying that he was "giving serious thought" to creating his own social media platform.March 24, 2022: According to Protocol, making the algorithm an open source would effectively allow people "to inspect the code that determines which tweets get displayed more prominently in users’ feeds." January 21, 2022
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