Cuts will have removed a total of 125 million barrels of crude
The European Union has threatened Elon Musk's Twitter with a ban unless the billionaire abides by its strict rules on content moderation, setting up a regulatory battle over the future of the social media platform, the Financial Times reported on Wednesday.
EU industry chief Thierry Breton made the threat during a video meeting with Musk on Wednesday, the FT reported, citing people with knowledge of the conversation.
Breton told Musk he must adhere to a checklist of rules, including ditching an "arbitrary" approach to reinstating banned users and agreeing to an "extensive independent audit" of the platform by next year, according to the report.
Twitter and the EU did not immediately respond to Reuters' requests for comment.
Breton had previously urged Musk to comply with landmark EU rules against online hate speech and disinformation. The European Commission's justice chief Didier Reynders had also voiced similar comments.
ALSO READ:
Cuts will have removed a total of 125 million barrels of crude
Consumer price index rises 6.7% in August vs poll of a 7.0% rise
As digital payments go from being an option to a way of life, new research reveals what’s next: cross-border sales
Wealth management industry must understand and meet women’s priorities as clients, FAB report urges
Increase in debt ratio caused by slower growth combined with a slowdown in price rises, IFF says
DIFC unveils five year innovation outlook for financial services
Maplebear shares soar on debut as Disney falls on doubling capex plan for parks business
The awarded contract is worth Dh55 million