Elon Musk told Twitter advertisers he wants different tiers of content moderation similar to movie age ratings, report says
Roth said that a"small number of accounts" had posted"a ton of Tweets that include slurs and other derogatory terms" during Musk's first few days of ownership, but he said that it was a"trolling campaign" from
mainly"inauthentic" accounts. The users had been banned, Roth said.Sign up for notifications from Insider! Stay up to date with what you want to know.NOW WATCH: OPINION: Media activist shares how Musk could change Twitter
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