Twitter founder and former chief government Jack Dorsey tweeted Thursday that he regrets the social media platform turned an organization.
“The largest challenge and my greatest remorse is that it turned an organization,” Dorsey tweeted in response to a query about whether or not Twitter turned out the best way he had envisioned.
The 45-year-old Dorsey stands to obtain $978 million if the settlement for billionaire Elon Musk to purchase Twitter is accomplished.
When requested about what construction he wished Twitter would function underneath, Dorsey mentioned that it needs to be “a protocol” and that Twitter shouldn't be owned by a state or one other firm.
If it had been a protocol, Twitter would function very similar to e-mail, which isn't managed by one centralized entity, and other people utilizing completely different e-mail suppliers are capable of talk with each other.
Twitter is embroiled in a number of struggles.
The corporate has sued Musk for making an attempt to stroll away from his $44 billion provide to purchase Twitter. A former government turned whistleblower has accused Twitter of deceptive federal regulators about its safety measures to guard in opposition to hackers and spam accounts.
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