“I really hope it never comes to that. The tycoon added that if there is no other option, he will create a another phone.

Elon Musk virtually never goes a day without making an announcement. Since he purchased Twitter, the tycoon has grown accustomed to checking the social network frequently for updates. Changes to the verification process, a price rise for the Twitter Blue subscription, or an amnesty for accounts that have been suspended for breaking the rules of participation are just a few of the news items it plans to adopt.

The tweeting leader is still open to the idea of making your own cell phone. If ultimately Apple (iPhone) and Google (Android) decide to remove the Twitter app from your devices, the person in charge will take this into consideration. Both businesses forbid apps that support statements of hatred, bigotry, intimidation, or harassment from being available in their app shops. And Musk is still deciding where he will set the bar for performance on the microblogging site.

The debate last Friday was promoted by conservative commentator and presenter Liz Wheeler. Elon Musk should create his own smartphone if Apple and Google decide to remove Twitter from their app stores. The biased and nosy iPhone and Android would be cheerfully abandoned by half of the country. He tweeted, “Man develops rockets to Mars, so a foolish little smartphone should be simple right?”

The tycoon picked up the glove right away. The co-founder of Tesla stated, “Of course, I hope it doesn’t come to that, but yes, if there is no other choice, I will build an alternate phone. Considering the fragile situation that Twitter is in, the tweeter boss undertook a mission that was no less difficult: to revive the microblogging network and compete with other tech behemoths like Apple and Google.

Would you switch to a tELONphone? Wheeler decided to conduct a user survey to determine the viability of the new business. Use your best pun for a name to vote “yes” or “no” below.” Despite only 130,161 votes, the users are divided at the moment.

On Android and the iPhone, Twitter is blocked.

Why would these businesses take such extreme action? Both businesses have regulations that forbid programs from appearing in their respective app shops (the Play Store and the App Store), which contain content that is sexist, racist, or contains hate speech.

Neither of them avoided the subject. After Trump supporters attacked the US Capitol, Apple and Google banned Parle from their stores after realizing that Parle had assisted in the protesters’ organization. He had to make some adjustments before he was once again available.

Musk is not a fan of vetoes or account suspensions. In reality, he has already said that he will grant “amnesty” to suspended accounts, excluding instances of criminal activity or “outrageous spam.” His selection criteria, as determined by the outcomes of a Twitter poll: “The conversation is over. Next week, the amnesty will start. Vox populi et dei”

Thus, the millionaire responded to the survey’s extremely positive results (more than 72%), which he launched on his own account and received responses from about three million users.

He also made the decision to reinstate former President Donald Trump’s account, which Twitter had indefinitely blocked after connecting his words to the Capitol building storming, while hiding behind another online referendum. The businessman was also perplexed by Marjorie Taylor Greene’s months-long suspension following the publication of false information concerning COVID.

Lack of enthusiasm for internal regulations may indicate that Twitter is having issues with Google and Apple. But the tycoon doesn’t seem to mind. He will create his own phone and operating system if these firms refuse to adhere to his requirements and remove the app from their shops.

There have been rumors of Tesla, Elon Musk’s automaker, entering the smartphone industry since months ago. This would be the Tesla Model Pi, the satellite phone “for usage on Mars.”

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