The CEO of Twitter does not believe that the Trump blockade is nothing to “celebrate”, but a decision with significant and very “real” consequences
The CEO of Twitter, Jack Dorsey, assured that he is not proud of the decision to block the account of President Trump. Photo: Michael Cohen / Getty Images The CEO of Twitter, Jack Dorsey, reported that blocking President Donald Trump from the social network after the acts of violence in the Capitol was the "right decision," but it sets a dangerous precedent. Twitter removed President Trump's account, which had 88 million followers , based on risk That there was more violence after the capture of the Capitol by his followers. Jack Dorsey wrote yesterday on his Twitter profile that he had to take these actions “fragments the public conversation”. Dorsey cautioned that “the potential for enlightenment, redemption and learning is limited and sets a precedent that I consider dan...