Elon Musk took a step back in his discussion with journalists!

Recently “Elonjet” After the account sharing the location of Elon Musk’s jet was suspended, the famous billionaire blocked several journalists from the platform who reported it. Announcing that these journalists were banned from the platform for 7 days for the first time, Musk said back on this issue. took a step. Here are the details…

Elon Musk restored the accounts after his survey!

Elon Musk doxxing Suspended the accounts of journalists for carrying out the act of publicly sharing personal information, known as The billionaire, who opened a survey after the reactions, asked when the accounts should be opened in the survey. In the survey, which has two options as “now” and “7 days later” 3.1 million users voted. of users 58.7 percent when voting that the suspension be lifted now, 41.3 percent voted to serve their 7-day sentence.

Journalists whose accounts have been suspended include Ryan Mac from The New York Times, Donie O’Sullivan from CNN, Drew Harwell from The Washington Post, Matt Binder from Mashable, and Micah Lee from The Intercept. Accounts of journalists posting real-time location of Musk’s private jet Jack SweeneySuspended immediately after reporting that ‘s account was suspended.

Washington Post writer Drew HarwellAccording to , the journalists did not refer to Elonjet in their news and shared anything about Musk’s location. For this reason, Harwell criticized the famous billionaire’s publicly shared commitment to free speech.

Again Elon Muskafter keeping your word and unlocking the accounts, ”The only reason these so-called journalists want to know the real-time location of Elon Musk is because they want him and his family to be harmed.” your tweet,”Actually, there is no other reason.” he replied.