It appears that more than a million Twitter accounts have been deactivated or suspended since Elon Musk took over the company last week.
Further, many of the social media company’s top executives were fired or have quit from the company, while Musk said that he would start laying off 50 percent of the workforce on Nov. 4.
The figures came from an analysis that examined the decline in Twitter accounts before and after the purchase on Oct. 27, reported MIT Technology Review on Nov. 3.
Many Twitter users had threatened to leave the platform before the turnover, claiming that they were unhappy about the new ownership and that a significant number of users actually followed through with their threats….