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| Trump will not return to Twitter even if he runs for office again |
According to the company's CFO, ex-president (Donald Trump) will never return to Twitter, even if he re-ran and wins the job.
Ned Seagal, Twitter's chief financial officer, answered a question about whether Trump could restore Trump's privileges on Twitter in an interview with CNBC. Ned Segal, Twitter's chief financial officer, explained that Trump's ban is permanent.
Segal said that after the January 6 congressional riots, re-election will not lift Trump's ban on the company, regardless of the outcome, the realDonaldTrump account will be banned forever.
Given the impeachment measures underway in Congress, this question appears closely related, as the central question in the process is whether Democrats can prevent Trump from re-presiding over the presidency in 2024 or from pursuing other positions. Federal Generals.
Segal Added to CNBC: Once removed from the platform, you will no longer be a comment, CFO, or former or current administrator. This is how our policy works.
He said: Our policy is to ensure that people do not incite violence. If someone does, we must remove them from service and our policy does not allow people to return.
After the events of January 6 and the continued refusal to accept the results of the 2020 US elections, Twitter is no longer the only platform for repressing Trump.
Trump has also been banned from Facebook and Instagram, and dozens of other platforms have put in place various forms of monitoring.
But Twitter is Trump's main medium of communication, and his absence from the stage took a heavy toll on him, as he spread false information about the election results and made him an active participant in discussions during the first few weeks of Biden's presidency.
Twitter released its financial results for the fourth quarter, which showed that Twitter continued to gain new users even after Trump was banned.
Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey said, “Our platform is clearly much larger than any topic or account.