Elon Musk will modify the X verification system, Community noteswhich implemented when buying Twitter and dispensing with the independent verification agencies that were so far.
Now, the tycoon has assured that he will modify community notes. This has been said hours after different users have denied a bulle of the US president, Donald Trump.
This last Wednesday the Republican said that the Ukrainian president, Volodimir Zelenski, is a “Dictator without elections” and indicated that its level of popularity was 4%. “It refuses to convene elections, it is very down in the Ukrainian surveys, and the only thing that has been good for him has been playing with Biden,” Trump said in his social social network.
After this statement, both users and community notes emphasized that That 4% data was false. Given this, Musk has spoken and said that “unfortunately, community notes is increasingly manipulated by governments and traditional media.”
Thus, he has announced that They are working “to solve this”. “It should be absolutely obvious that a survey controlled by Zelenski about its own approval is not credible,” he said.
In addition, he has insisted on the idea of Trump and the Ukraine elections and has defended that “If Zelenski were really loved by the Ukrainian people, he would convene elections.”
“Actually, The Ukrainian people despise himthat’s why he has refused to celebrate elections. Challenge to Zelenski to celebrate elections and refute this statement. He will not, “added the tycoon without any argument.
In this way, Musk has defended the Republican and said that “President Trump is right to ignore him and seek peace regardless of the disgusting and massive corruption machinery that feeds on the bodies of Ukrainian soldiers.”
Source: Lasexta
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