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UK officials say X has been less responsive to removing disinformation than Google, Meta, and TikTok, as Elon Musk launches a series of jibes at PM Keir Starmer

Social media site owner Elon Musk has also been posting jibes at UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer

Financial Times

Discussion

  • @jamesrbuk James Ball on x
    The problem isn't X. It's Elon Musk: he invited the far-right back to Twitter, he's allowing them to incite rioting on here, and he's joining in himself. The authorities don't need to look at social media regulation. They should look to the man himself. https://inews.co.uk/... [i…
  • @elonmusk Elon Musk on x
    Why aren't all communities protected in Britain? @Keir_Starmer
  • @elonmusk Elon Musk on x
    @Keir_Starmer Shouldn't you be concerned about attacks on *all* communities?
  • @jmpsimor Jessica Simor KC on x
    Pass a short Bill closing Twitter down in the U.K. @Keir_Starmer? There is more than enough reason to do so. One of the richest men in the world is using his platform to cause serious harm - putting lives & communities at risk. @YvetteCooperMP @lisanandy
  • @netblocks @netblocks on x
    Experience tracking internet censorship worldwide tells us that banning platforms like @X isn't the way to go. Limiting dialogue fuels conflict. Moreover, such calls cause untold harm to other countries where filternets are used daily to mask human rights violations at scale.
  • @adam_grant_bell Adam Bell on x
    Posting on Twitter since the Musk takeover often feels like you're dipping your hands in filth, and his recent interventions in support of race war have only reinforced this feeling. But I don't think heading to other networks is the right answer. /1
  • @mrdenmore Mr Denmore on x
    Like Murdoch, Musk is not a fit and proper person to own and control a major media platform. He is monetising disinformation and destabilising democracies in the process. There has to be consequences. https://www.ft.com/...
  • @annasophiegross Anna Gross on x
    NEW: British officials have faced resistance from this platform - X - over calls to take down posts that are deemed a threat to national security during violent riots across the UK, sources say. Story w/ @MsHannahMurphy @stephistacey https://www.ft.com/...
  • @mij_europe Mujtaba Rahman on x
    Another policy area for the “reset” & greater UK-EU collaboration - dealing with the national security risks posed by Musk & X [image]
  • @elonmusk Elon Musk on x
    Is this still happening? @Keir_Starmer
  • @johnobrennan2 John O'Brennan on x
    That is because ‘X’ itself is a threat to national security.
  • @elonmusk Elon Musk on x
    🇬🇧 Top source of news in the UK 🇬🇧
  • @drjennings Will Jennings on x
    Twitter is a threat to national security - of many states.
  • @elonmusk Elon Musk on x
    In 2030 for making a Facebook comment that the UK government didn't like [image]
  • r/ukpolitics r on reddit
    Elon Musk calls PM ‘two-tier Keir’ over police response to UK riots
  • @michaelreid52 Michael Reid on x
    Even the UK's ambitious attempt to crack down on toxic content can do little to stem the world's richest troll, writes @parmy https://www.bloomberg.com/... via @opinion