Sweeney Jack that runs the Twitter account tracking Elon Musk’s jet and other billionaires has said the account has been shadowbanned by the social media platform. Jack said the account was severely restricted by Twitter since Musk took over the platform.
Account not showing up in searches The teenager accused the blogging platform of delimiting the automated account.
About a Twitter thread, Jack asserted that an unknown Twitter worker told him that his Elon Jet account’s visibility has been delimited and restricted to an enormous degree since 2n December.
Jack pressed on to disseminate what seemed to be an internal Twitter message from Ella Irwin, Twitter’s new head of Trust and Safety which requested that Elon Jet be subjected to Heavy Visibility filtering. According to Business Insider, Sweeney said he presumed for some time that ElonJet was search-banned before he was told by the suspected Twitter worker.
Shadowbanning refers to making a user’s profile and posts difficult to find without alerting the account's owner. Users claimed that they could not search nor tag the jet-tracking account through suggested usernames. Elon Musk criticizes the jet-tracking Twitter account Musk has been critical of the account and accused it of being a security risk and offered to buy the account. Sweeney has more than 30 Twitter accounts tracking billionaires’ private jets and publicly sharing the information. Other billionaires tracked by Sweeney include Meta CEO, Mark Zuckerberg, Jeff Bezos, Bill Gates, and others.
Bernard Arnault the world's second richest man said he sold his private jet and moved to use rented jets to avoid tracking. Elon Musk declared that he would not ban the Twitter account due to his commitment to freedom of speech. Elon presents to buy all Twitter shares for N17.8trn in cash, 24hrs after shareholders accuse the world's richest man, Elon Musk has similarly shown money speaks as he presented to pay for all of Twitter's shares for $43 billion(N17.8 trillion).
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