That said, after promising not to delete the account reporting his jet’s travels, he finally turned his cap on suspending it!
Elon Musk bloque un compte Twitter qui lui déplaisait https://t.co/oHMXlKUc1N pic.twitter.com/6YBjiTrPZ4
— TVA nouvelles (@tvanouvelles) December 14, 2022
This student-run account, which has no less than 500,000 followers (@ElonJet), has not been shy about using public data to inform people about Musk‘s movements in the sky.
It’s true that “if the data is public,” it can be shared. In the Twitter rules, there is the point that data from other sites can be deposited there.
Recall that Musk’s leaked messages since his purchase of Twitter are very contradictory of what is and isn’t allowed, especially since he himself crosses the line too often.
For example, he reinstated Donald Trump’s account, but suspended Kanye West’s.
By the way, the teenager who posts Musk’s private jet movements is now sharing them from Facebook and Instagram, obviously.