Deal on Twitter is still stalled

Business tycoon Elon Musk claimed on Tuesday that “extremely serious” concerns over the amount of fraudulent users on the social network were still holding up his $44 billion plan to acquire Twitter.

When questioned about the agreement at the Qatar Economic Forum, Musk declined to comment, claiming it was a “sensitive” issue.

By video link, Musk stated that “there are still a few outstanding issues.” This includes whether “the number of fraudulent and spam users on the system is fewer than five percent as per their statements, which I think is definitely not most people’s experience while using Twitter. Therefore, we are currently awaiting the outcome of that situation.

In order for the transaction to go through, “I believe these are the three issues that need to be overcome.”

80% of people in North America and 50% of people worldwide, according to Musk, should be using Twitter.

That implies that it must be something that appeals to people; it can’t, of course, be a place where they feel harassed or uncomfortable, or then they won’t use it. Musk continued, “I think there is a significant difference between freedom of speech and freedom of reach.

More or less, you have the right to yell whatever you want in a public place.

But it’s not necessary for whatever you say to be aired to the entire nation, regardless of how controversial it may be.