Elon Musk and his nonsense have been on the agenda for a long time. Musk’s latest scandal occupied the agenda as Twitter viewing limit. In his statements, Elon Musk was talking about a new feature, pointing out that Twitter users can use the platform with certain restrictions from now on. But the truth of the matter was that it wasn’t like that at all. Twitter had an “unpaid bills” issue rather than a restriction. Here are the details on the subject…
No money in the safe? The reason why Twitter crashed!
It would be correct to say that the agenda was shaken only by Twitter yesterday. Many users were unable to log into Twitter, while those who did faced a ridiculous viewing limit. Later, users who followed the statements of Twitter owner Elon Musk thought they had encountered a new limitation. According to this new limitation, you could only see 600 tweets per day. If you exceed the 600 limit, you will only be able to see the same tweets on Twitter until the next day.
With the reactions, this limitation was later reduced to 800 tweets. And those who want the restriction to be lifted were asked to become a member of the Twitter Blue packages. However, the truth of the matter was completely different. Elon Musk may have thought of turning the crisis into an opportunity. Because the issue of limitation was nothing but the consequences of the bills that Musk did not pay from the users.
Twitter founder talked about Twitter usage limit!
The echoes of the Twitter usage limit event introduced yesterday continue. Twitter founder Jack Dorsey tweeted on the subject.
According to Bloomberg’s report, it turned out that Twitter did not pay Google Cloud’s “service” fee. This fee is actually like an electricity bill cut by Google. Since Musk did not pay the bills on time, Google went to an access restriction on the Twitter application. Elon Musk, on the other hand, did not know whether he wanted to turn the crisis into an opportunity or just close the gap, but stated that this is a new feature.
Accordingly, normal Twitter users would only be able to see 600 content per day. If the limit was filled, the user would see the tweets he saw that day again. It took 24 hours for you to see new tweets again. So you can only see 600 tweets per day. But in fact, it wasn’t a new feature, it was just unpaid debts to Google Cloud services.
There is only one question about the absurd and ridiculous incident: Was it a strategy, was it to close the gap in order not to be disgraced, or was it a test for users to bring such a feature in the future? What do you think? Don’t forget to give your opinion in the comments section…