Former Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey said the Indian government made repeated requests for Twitter to take down posts and threatened drastic action against the social media site if its requests were not met.
stands in sharp contrast to the company’s position under Elon Musk. A recent report found that Twitter under Mr. Musk has agreed to censor nearly every post a foreign government wants.
The report shows the company complying with Turkey and‘s banning of many right-wing American voices on Twitter. Mr. Musk reversed such bans, making him wildly popular with conservatives.
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