Elon Musk shared internal files to the public earlier today, centering on Twitter's current operations and how it grew for some time already, about the new CEO's takeover of the company. The tech billionaire's presentation shows that Twitter grew during his reign, with a rise on its graph for its all-time high active users and sign-ups.
Additionally, Chief Twit said that his goal to reduce the hate speech impressionisms on the platform is also successful, seeing a drop in its prevalence on the social media platform.
Twitter 2.0, a.k.a Elon Musk's Version, Sees Massive Improvements
Chief Twit has spoken, and his latest images show that Twitter is seeing massive improvements on the platform, centering on the many changes he applied for the company amidst its transition period. The screenshots are a part of Musk's presentation for the company, with much internal information shared with the public.
These images center on the achievements of the company under Musk's rule, especially with the so-called Twitter 2.0 which brings new policies and experiences to the platform.
On the topic of users' all-time highs and new sign-ups on the platform, the CEO revealed that it saw improvements and more people interested in Twitter.
On the other hand, Musk also said that hate speech impressionisms and fake accounts that copy other people were immediately high but fell and reduced on the platform.
Slides from my Twitter company talk pic.twitter.com/8LLXrwylta
— Elon Musk (@elonmusk) November 27, 2022
Is Elon Musk's Twitter Going to Work for All?
What Musk said in his latest internal documents is that there are massive improvements on the platform, one where the public can enjoy and see working for their Twitter experience.
Musk also revealed that Twitter 2.0 will bring a lot more soon, starting with "Reinforced Blue Verification," Encrypted DMs, "Advertising as Entertainment," Video, Longform tweets, and more.
Elon Musk and Twitter
Twitter saw a transfer to Elon Musk's patronage one month ago, and last October 27, the deal was finalized with the tech CEO dubbing himself the "Chief Twit," and walking into the Twitter headquarters with a sink. Now that it has "sinked in" to all that he is the new owner, there were massive changes to the platform, and that includes the highly controversial $8 monthly verification for the blue checkmark.
This new policy is one of the hottest topics during Musk's early days on Twitter, especially as the public was split on their opinions with some agreeing with the CEO and others against this feature.
It is no surprise that there will be massive changes to Twitter under Musk's leadership, especially as there are plans laid out before about the tech CEO's goals for the platform. However, the people did not anticipate that there would be polls that could shape things on social media, especially with the "General Amnesty" grant to suspended accounts.
This is what Musk meant about the new Twitter, a.k.a. the Twitter 2.0, which shakes things up in the current platform, with the new social media experience shaping up as to what the new CEO wants it to be. Soon, it will be a full blast centering on the platform's new offers, especially with the new verification feature yet to launch, but the question remains regarding public reception of the latest changes.
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Written by Isaiah Richard
