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Twitter under Elon Musk has yet to publish transparency reports detailing government content removal demands; the company published its last report in July 2022

“That shit went out the window right after Elon came in,” one former staffer says of Twitter's previously routine transparency reports Tweets: @noahshachtman , @aaschapiro , @ronchusid , @ngrossman81 , and @ubiquity75 Tweets: Noah Shachtman / @noahshachtman : NEW: @elonmusk keeps talking about “transparency” being the “key to trust.” But ever since he took over Twitter, the platform has stopped providing regular reports about when the FBI and DOJ ask for users' data https://www.rollingstone.com/ ... Avi Asher-Schapiro / @aaschapiro : Twitter seems to have stopped publishing its “transparency reports.” These were incomplete—but still very useful—breakdowns of the censorship & data demands Twitter receives from governments around the world. https://www.rollingstone.com/ ... Ron Chusid / @ronchusid : Despite Musk's free speech rhetoric, Twitter has stopped releasing it's transparency reports which provided some information on governmental influences on Twitter. https://www.rollingstone.com/ ... Nicholas Grossman / @ngrossman81 : Twitter used to publish twice-annual reports disclosing government requests, new ownership put a stop to that. But a proven liar said “transparency,” and suckers bought it—despite apparent BS—because they thought it'd hurt their political/cultural enemies. https://www.rollingstone.com/ ... @ubiquity75 : Here is why REGULATION, not corporate benevolence, must be required of social media corporations. https://www.rollingstone.com/ ...

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