>Some still have full access but it’s a small group ~30. The company did this to keep employees from doing something unexpected given the Musk transition (the app code base was also frozen, e.g.)
>But with US election a week away some T&S folks worry they can’t do their job
>One other small but important note: Musk seems very interested in two specific policies:
>1. The general misinfo policy, which he feels is too broad
>2. A “hateful conduct” policy about targeting transgender people by misgendering or deadnaming
>He wants both to be reviewed
https://twitter.com/KurtWagner8/status/1587257843060641792
>A wide swath of Twitter's trust & safety team had access to content moderation/enforcement tools frozen last week. Usually, hundreds of people on the team could remove posts w/misinfo, hate speech etc. It's now down to 15 people.
https://twitter.com/jackiedavalos1/status/158726094893871923...
>People who were on call to enforce Twitter’s policies during Brazil’s election did get access to the internal tools on Sunday, but in a limited capacity, according to our sources.
>No one had access during the surge in hate speech on the platform Fri/Sat
>Twitter declined comment for our story.