Some are pointing to the paranoia, but why is no one noting that Musk is calling for a 'poll tax' (which are illegal in the US for official elections, in case you're reading this outside the US).
Being 'blue' = paid user.
Voting rights = being 'blue'
THAT'S A POLL TAX.
Fact: posting publicly available information about your plane, which happens to show your approximate location, is not 'doxxing'
Posting jack dorseys personal email address in some expose intended on 'owning the libs' IS doxxing.
Because Elon has continuously misrepresented this:
The data used for flight-tracking accounts like ElonJet - called ADS-B data - are transmitted from nearly every plane in the sky.
The signals are unencrypted, and anyone with a $20 RTL-SDR radio can pick them up. Aviation hobbyists gather the data and put them on websites like ADS-B Exchange.
It's publicly available, legally acquired data of the kind Elon Musk said he'd allow, until suddenly he no longer did.
Remember: Twitter is Elon's company, he has the free speech and free association right to run it pretty much however he wants and to ban people for petty narcissistic reasons.
And we have the right to laugh and point at his ridiculousness and at the free-speech pretenses of his gullible fans.
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