A former Twitter contract employee said she's worried that on the platform's current path, users will see more misinformation and abuse.
at the U.S. Capitol. This came after Musk polled his followers on the platform about whether to reinstate the former president.
While Musk posted Friday on Twitter that the decision to reinstate Trump had not been made yet, Kien said it seemed Musk's intention was to restore the account all along. While the focus might be on Trump's account now, Kien noted that the absence of employees like Ingle to check content will shape Twitter users' experiences.Ingle described Musk's decision to let Trump back on the platform as"incredibly upsetting," noting she and her colleagues in content moderation worked hard to keep Twitter safe for users.
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