San Francisco (AFP)
Twitter’s board of directors has agreed to a request by Elon Musk, the head of electric car company Tesla, to obtain internal company data to clear his suspicions regarding the number of fake accounts on the platform.
An article published by the American newspaper “Washington Post” stated that the Twitter board of directors should provide the billionaire with “a torrent of data, including regarding 500 million tweets posted on the platform daily,” perhaps starting this week.
In an official document that Musk submitted to the stock exchange, he threatened to withdraw his offer to take over the platform and said it was relentlessly resisting his requests for information regarding fake accounts and spam, which the company refuted.
