Incriminating evidence of Twitter employees scheming to suppress free speech on the platform “may have been deleted” from the company’s records, Elon Musk told company founder Jack Dorsey.
In an online exchange, Musk said Dorsey was kept in the dark by underlings who secretly concealed their efforts — and vowed to release every scrap of information that he can recover.
“Most important data was hidden (from you too) and some may have been deleted, but everything we find will be released,” the world’s richest man tweeted Wednesday.
Musk’s pledge came after Dorsey responded to the ongoing delay in the publication of the second batch of the “Twitter Files.”
Following Friday’s bombshell revelations by independent journalist Matt Taibbi, Musk said “Episode 2” would be unveiled the next day.
But instead, he followed up Sunday with followed up with a tweet that said, “Looks like we will need another day or so.”
Scrubbed: Elon Musk warns Jack Dorsey
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