Elon Musk's X Implements New Privacy Policy to Protect Anonymous Users

The policy change, aimed at safeguarding anonymity, has sparked debate over free speech and the platform's commitment to it.

Elon Musk's social media platform X updates its privacy policy to prohibit the disclosure of anonymous users' real names, following the unmasking of a cartoonist known for antisemitic content.
Critics argue the policy change contradicts Musk's proclaimed dedication to free speech, highlighting his history of supporting controversial figures.
The policy revision raises concerns about selective enforcement and the potential protection of extremist content under the guise of anonymity.
Human rights organizations and free speech advocates are closely monitoring the impact of the new policy on user privacy and platform accountability.
The controversy underscores the challenges social media platforms face in balancing free speech with the need to protect users from harassment and doxxing.