Elon Musk threatens to sue and gives employees an ultimatum. “Continue to act in a manner contrary to interests”

After Twitter was taken over by Elon Musk, the history of the popular social network has become extremely turbulent. The billionaire became famous for his rather brutal style of managing the company. He fired employees en masse, then ordered the others, he also messed with , and recently stated that

Twitter has an information leak problem. Elon Musk issued an ultimatum

Now another problem has arisen within the company. According to unofficial media reports, the website is struggling with an unauthorized leak of confidential information to the media, which irritated the billionaire. Musk was to threaten lawsuits and give employees an ultimatum.

According to the content of the e-mail received by Zoë Schiffer, editor-in-chief of Platformer, Elon Musk reminded employees that when they started working at the company, they signed the so-called NDA (non-disclosure agreement). He threatened the staff that Twitter would seek damages from anyone intentionally violating the NDA by passing information to the media. He added that “several people in our company continue to act in a way that is contrary to interest.”

As evidenced by multiple leaks of detailed, confidential information from Twitter, several people within our company continue to act in ways that are contrary to the interests of the company and in violation of their NDAs. This will only be said once: if you clearly and intentionally violate the NDA you signed when you joined [do Twittera – red.]you are liable to the full extent of the law and Twitter will immediately demand compensation

– reads the email, which quotes Zoë Schiffer on Twitter. She noted that she did not choose to publish the email itself to protect her sources.

Musk explained that occasional, accidental leaks are understandable, but deliberately releasing details to the media with the intention of harming the company is to receive “the response it deserves.” The billionaire also asked employees to sign a statement in which they declare that they understand the consequences of sharing Twitter data with the media.