Musk had recently announced that he was temporarily postponing the deal to acquire Twitter.The agreement was postponed due to difficulties in submitting proper documents related to spam and fake accounts.Twitter CEO Parag Agarwal, on the other hand, has been laying off executives in key jobs on Twitter.Twitter CEO Parag Agarwal has been criticised for several comments.Ceo Parag Agarwal has clarified this.Our focus is on development. A lot has been going on in the last few weeks. I have been focusing on the growth of the company.I am saying this now more publicly than ever before.It is not always right to spread rumours and we have been announcing changes in leadership team activities.The change that affects people is difficult and we are well aware of the change that will take place if the company is acquired.
We're developing into a better platform
Be prepared for all situations. We are developing Twitter as a great product and a great platform for business.These steps are being taken regardless of whether it is the future leadership of the company. My intention is to do what's right for Twitter.
I am still responsible for running Twitter. Your aim is to create a strong Twitter every day.Even if the leadership changes, he will not have any leads in making decisions on Twitter and he will not hesitate to take any decisions considering the health of the company. Parag Agarwal said.
Parag Agarwal's reply
On Parag Agarwal's response to Elon Musk's comment on spam account, it has been mentioned that spam and fake accounts are 5%. And when it comes to this account, it is now the same as it was in 2013. Spam accounts cannot be created explicitly using public and personal details.Spam accounts cannot be created explicitly using public and personal details. It is impossible to know which accounts will be counted as MDAUS.
Musk tweeted only one boob emoji to Parag Agarwal's tweet. Spam and fake accounts are mentioned as 5%."If proof is not provided, how will advertisers know what they will get for the money they give, and the financial situation is healthy," Musk replied.
Talking about spam and fake accounts, Musk said that bots and automated accounts on Twitter could be between 20 and 25 per cent.To know about this on Twitter, you need to do a software test. Musk noted that he had not yet seen any evidence confirming that spam and fake accounts were under 5%. Musk acquired a 9.2% stake in Twitter in April.Twitter's share value has since started declining. It is noteworthy that Musk subsequently agreed to buy Twitter for $44 billion and the deal is pending.
Twitter CEO Parag Agarwal
Twitter CEO Parag Agarwal has sacked two key executives who were working on twitter.With Elon Musk set to become the new owner of global messaging platform Twitter, most hiring has been suspended.General Manager Gavon Baigpour, who heads Twitter's research, design and engineering, and Bruce Balk, head of products, have been sacked.A Twitter spokesperson told AFP.
Details related to spam and fake accounts
Musk said the deal to buy Twitter has been temporarily suspended because details related to spam and fake accounts have not been properly provided.Spam and fake accounts represent less than 5 percent of users. But the reason for the current deal's pendency is that the evidence confirming this information has not been properly communicated.
"I've been working on Twitter for the past seven years," Baigpour said in a statement. I never imagined that I would quit Twitter.
"I have not taken this decision and I want to take Twitter on a different path," Parag said and asked me to quit Twitter. I am very proud of my contribution in the journey so far and take comfort in such matters," he added.Following this, Bruce Falak tweeted that he had been removed from his job. But following this, he deleted the tweet. The reason for her deletion of the tweet is not known, however, she posted on her Twitter account that she is unemployed.