A flood of imposter accounts forced the service’s temporary suspension days after launch. One of his first product moves was to shake up the site’s blue check verification system by launching a service granting checks to anyone willing to pay $8 a month. Musk previously turned to premium subscriptions as a tactic to boost the financially struggling platform’s revenue. Bots are used to spam website comments and contact forms with advertising. Outside watchdog groups say the changes have allowed misinformation to thrive on the platform, a problem that exploded after the Israel-Hamas conflict erupted. Since Musk bought X a year ago, he has introduced a slew of changes such as renaming the platform and gutting its workforce - including its content moderation team. His solution is so easily defeated too: It’s simply a $1 fee to post spam! /RuhWuVHL8b It doesn’t occur to him that other larger social networks like Facebook already dealt with spam and largely done a better job “I’ve tried nothing and I’m all out of ideas!”Ĭlassic billionaire brain.
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