Elon Musk Jet tracker jumps to Mastodon after Twitter ban Mastodon\/Twitter: ElonJetThe infamous account tracking Elon Musk\u2019s private jet has made its way over to Mastodon following the account being suspended on Twitter. Just days after taking over as sole owner of Twitter, Elon Musk went on record saying that his commitment to free speech on the app \u201cextends to not banning the account following my plane.\u201d Despite claiming its existence is a \u201cdirect personal safety risk,\u201d the account maintained its presence for over a month. In the early morning of December 14, users began noticing that the account had officially been suspended, but has already made its way over to Mastodon. Elon Musk Jet tracker jumps to Mastodon after Twitter ban Since Musk\u2019s acquisition of Twitter, an increasing number of users have decided to leave the platform entirely, with some finding home on a variety of websites Mastodon is among the most popular of those sites, amassing millions of new users since October 27. Just hours after being banned on Twitter, Jack Sweeney, the user behind Elon Musk\u2019s Private Jet tracker account, has already relocated to Mastodon to resume work on the popular microblogging website. In less than a day, the account has amassed nearly 500 followers and is rising quickly. This isn\u2019t the first time Elon has attempted to stop his private jet from being publicly tracked, either. In January 2022, he offered Jack Sweeney $5,000 to delete the account from Twitter. Jack declined the offer back in January, and it appears he\u2019s not going to let Musk stop what he\u2019s doing anytime soon.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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