Free Speech Warrior Elon Musk Bans Twitter Account That Tracked His Private Jet
and reinstated @ElonJet’s visibility. However, the company seems to changed its mind again and taken an even more drastic move by early morning Wednesday, when some users noticed that @ElonJet was suspended.Privacy protection
We all need privacy, especially online. Your IP address and your browsing should be hidden from unecessary surveillance. Rest assured that PIA’s virtual private network never keeps any usage logs—ever.Suspending an account even after he promised not to would be nothing new for Musk, whose interpretation of “free speech” has been all over the place, driving chaos at Twitter.that he would give him $5,000 to remove the account because it was a “security risk.
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