CEO claims platform threatened with expulsion from App Store, asks if device maker hates free speech
Apple is the new target of billionaire Elon Musk’s ire after the Twitter owner and CEO outlined his frustrations with the company in a series of tweets about it stopping advertising on the platform and more.
Musk was thrust into the limelight years back due to his other commercial exploits upending space exploration and the car industry, but he is generating even more column inches since buying Twitter for $44 billion.
In his latest moan, the world’s richest man complained that Apple is no longer supporting Twitter.
“Apple has mostly stopped advertising on Twitter. Do they hate free speech in America?” Musk wrote.
The legion of Muskettes then lined up to agree, and at the time of writing the tweet had more than half a million likes.
