Musk, who talked about individual freedom, went back on his word, suspending the user's account

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- The account of a user monitoring the movements of Musk's private jet has been closed

- 20-year-old user's Twitter account suspended

- Musk offered users $50,000 to close their accounts

New delhi date. 15 December 2022, Thursday

After buying social media platform Twitter, Elon Musk, who talked big about individual freedom, has gone back on his word. It suspended the account of the 20-year-old user. Because, he was monitoring the movements of Musk's private jet. However, it was not spying because, the user got the information about it from a public platform. In fact, Musk had been following this user for quite some time and asked him to close his account. Some media reports also said that Musk tried to buy the user and when that didn't work, his account was suspended. The account, @elonjet, is run by 20-year-old Jack Sweeney. To close this account in 2021, Elon Musk paid Sweeney 5,000 dollars i.e., about Rs. 4 lakh offered, which Sweeney turned down. After this, Elon Musk also offered to pay Sweeney 50,000 dollars i.e. about 41 lakh rupees to close the account. Sweeney claims Musk tried to contact him several times to close the account. Sweeney turned down Musk's offer. Now after buying Elon Musk's Twitter, Sweeney's account has been suspended. According to sources, now on opening this Twitter account with @elonjet username, the message "Account Suspended" appears. It is also being written that the account has been suspended for violating Twitter's rules. Musk bought Twitter for $44 billion about a month and a half ago. He is constantly making many changes in this company. Sweeney, who studies at the University of Central Florida, said she has not received any notification from Twitter via email or any other means. Expressing displeasure, Sweeney said Elon Musk spoke of his full support for free speech when he bought Twitter. But, he did not live up to his word.

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