The Real Reason Elon Musk Locked His Own Twitter Account
Musk said he made his account private to run an engagement test — but was this really the reason he locked it?
Aaron Drapkin is a Senior Writer at Tech.co. He has been researching and writing about technology, politics, and society in print and online publications since graduating with a Philosophy degree from the University of Bristol five years ago.
As a writer, Aaron takes a special interest in VPNs, cybersecurity, and project management software. He has been quoted in the Daily Mirror, Daily Express, The Daily Mail, Computer Weekly, Cybernews, and the Silicon Republic speaking on various privacy and cybersecurity issues, and has articles published in Wired, Vice, Metro, ProPrivacy, The Week, and Politics.co.uk covering a wide range of topics.
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Microsoft Expands Access to AI Tools for Businesses
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Need a VoIP solution and can't pick between 8x8 and RingCentral? We dive into the features and pricing for you.
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89% of Firms Say Elon Musk Inspired Them To Try Layoff Alternative
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Can You Trust WhatsApp’s New Proxy Server Feature?
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Musk Fires Twitter Staff Policing Hate Speech and Misinformation
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