Twitter bans journalists who cover social media. Elon Musk also banned

Many journalists from different publications were unable to access their Twitter accounts tonight. They have been pinged to the site, according to NBC NewsBen Collins is one of the long-standing correspondents. They had one thing in common: they covered Elon Musk’s social network. Collins List of arrested journalistsAccounts on the Twitter thread incl CNN Donnie O’SullivanHis tweets include his interview with Jack Sweeney who was a college student and ran the @ElonJet account.

Washington Post Drew Harwell was unable to access his account after tweetTwitter suspended Mastodon, its rival social media network, after it posted a link that led to an account that tracked Musk’s private jet. New York Times Ryan MacAfter speaking out against Sweeney’s policies changes and Twitter’s suspension of @ElonJet, he lost access to the account. Mashable Matt BenderHe was also suspended for retweeting a post that question Musk’s claim that he had been followed by a “crazy shopper” and another about how Twitter’s new head of trust & safety invited a neighboring QAnon to discuss a partnership.

Next on the agenda is Micah fledFrom The objectionRecently, he tweeted: “There has been more arbitrary Twitter censorship ever since @elonmusk assumed control.” Political commentator and sports commentator Keith OlbermannHe was suspended while Engadget editor was looking at a thread in his account. Olbermann’s latest tweets also criticised Musk’s announcement that Sweeney was being sued and Twitter’s policy change after the Musk stalking incident. Arun Ropar (a freelance journalist, who was also suspended) Post a replySubstack, he tweeted that “The @ElonJet Twitter account that was suspended is still active at Facebook, with a hyperlink to the Facebook page.”

Almost all of the banned accounts mentioned Sweeney or were connected to ElonJet in one way or another. It had been monitoring Musk’s private jet flights using publicly accessible data before it was permanently suspended. Musk announced a change of policy on Twitter after suspending his account. Twitter prohibits the collection real-time location information. In ResponseHe stated that the stalker had followed the car carrying his child to the ad. He also stated he was taking legal actions against Sweeney, and the organizations that “support the tort.” [his] family.”

We reached out to Twitter and will update this article if we hear back. Musk implied that the suspended accounts were removed from ElonJet because of new doxxing rules. He is He said wellIn a separate tweet, he stated that his swipes “all day” are perfectly acceptable, but bu [his]Real-time location and vulnerability [his]The family is not.”