Elon Musk got a big shock, British newspaper The Guardian boycotted ‘X’

Elon Musk News: Elon Musk, owner of Tesla and social media platform X, is in the news these days. Donald Trump has given him a place in his cabinet. Well, now he has got a big shock. British newspaper The Guardian has decided not to use social media platform X.

After Donald Trump won the election, X is now being accused of being one-sided. The Guardian has more than 27 million followers on the social media platform X. He has now archived his handle.

The Guardian took a big decision

Regarding this decision, The Guardian said, “Everything has now become negative on the social media platform X. We want to tell our readers that we will no longer post any official Guardian articles on X. There are more accounts in which he has 27 million followers.

The Guardian further said in its statement, “They were concerned about the type of content on social media platform X. It included far-right conspiracy theories and racism.” He further said that the site’s coverage of the US presidential election had made its decision clear.

I was thinking about it for a long time

The Guardian further said, “We have been thinking about this for a long time. Disturbing content is often promoted on X. It also contains racism. Can be used to shape it.

No ban has been imposed on journalists

The Guardian further said in its statement that users will still be able to share its articles on X. Apart from this, reporters can also use it for news gathering purposes. No restrictions have been imposed on Guardian journalists.