.YouTube is struggling to reign in cryptocurrency scams
and Ripple sued YouTube for failing to deal with crypto scams in the past. Wozniak lost his lawsuit, with a California judge ruling that the video hosting platform couldn’t be held accountable for the content uploaded to its platform. Ripple also dropped its case against YouTube. Musk, who had routinely criticized bots prior to acquiring Twitter, has so far failed to tackle the problem as he appears to be too busy firing employees left and right and amplifying baseless conspiracy theories.
Verified Twitter accounts continue getting hacked in order to advertise crypto scam. Last week, the Twitter account of musical artist Joe Memmel was compromised and renamed to “Tesla Live” in order to run
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