According to Musk, he was told by the legal team that he had broken the terms of his non-disclosure agreement after revealing the company's sample size to review fake accounts.
The company was sold to the founder on April 25. Musk said on Friday that his $44 billion takeover is temporarily on hold while he waits for clarity.
Musk said on Saturday that his team would run its own random sample of 100 accounts, revealing that he chose 100 random accounts to gauge the number of fake accounts. The billionaire said that he was not suggesting malice, but that it was trying to guess what you might want to read and that in doing so, inadvertently manipulate/amplify your viewpoints without you realizing it. The founder and CEO of the rocket company appeared to have turned his attention back to the company as he met with the president of Indonesia.
According to reports, Musk will visit Indonesia in November to discuss investment opportunities in the country which has a wealth of natural resources including nickel, copper and tin.
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