How to set up Mastodon, an alternative social network
In the wake of Elon Musk acquiring Twitter, users have started migrating to other platforms. Here's how to get started with Mastodon, one of the social media alternatives.
Andrew Orr
Apple's Twitter ad spend may not have actually dropped
Research firm Media Matters for America has released a data set detailing what it claims is Apple's daily advertising spend on Twitter, showing a dramatic increase 鈥� not decrease 鈥� since Elon Musk took over.
William Gallagher
DeSantis demands Apple face Congress if Twitter is pulled
In an appearance on Tuesday, Florida Governor Ron DeSantis declared that if Apple removes Twitter from the App Store it should face antitrust penalties for violating free speech.
Apple cutting ad spend on Twitter sends Musk to war
After complaining about Apple spending less money in advertising on Twitter, Elon Musk claims that Apple has threatened the app with expulsion from the App Store 鈥� but it's not fully clear what's going on.
Malcolm Owen
Apple's ad agency recommends a stop to Twitter campaigns
Apple is exercising its right to free speech, and appears to have agreed with its ad agency recommending a halt to advertising on Twitter.
Mike Wuerthele
Elon Musk will make iPhone rival if Twitter is ejected from App Store
If Apple and Google were to kick Twitter from their online stores, Elon Musk has warned he will make his own "alternative phone" to the iPhone and Android devices.
Twitter relaunching Verified, with manual authentication checks
Elon Musk says Twitter will tentatively bring back a series of color-coded "Verified" marks, complete with manual checking of applicants.
Apple Fellow Phil Schiller quits Twitter
Apple Fellow Phil Schiller has deactivated his account from Twitter, closing the account on Sunday for unknown reasons.
Twitter staff nearly decimated by Musk's 'extremely hardcore' demand
Minutes after the deadline for Twitter CEO Elon Musk's demand that engineers sign up for "extremely hardcore" working hours and conditions expired, offices are locked, access badges don't work, and concerns grow that World Cup traffic will kill the service.
