US FTC launches investigation into Twitter's privacy issues and layoffs

The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) in the United States has launched an investigation into Twitter, demanding the social media company submit all correspondence with its CEO, Elon Musk, as well as detailed data on the recent large-scale job cuts.

In internal documents viewed by the publication, the FTC has sent 12 letters since Elon Musk's takeover as CEO in October of last year.

It asked the company to "identify all journalists" that were granted access to internal company documents regarding Twitter Blue, its subscription service.

FTC Spokesperson Douglas Farrar said the agency is, “conducting a rigorous investigation into Twitter’s compliance with a consent order that came into effect long before Mr. Musk purchased the company.”

It also pressed the microblogging service on whether it was conducting internal privacy reviews before introducing new features and changes. The watchdog asked for all documents per tainting to Twitter In India, there are numerous opportunities to earn extra income. The beauty of online jobs lies in the fact that you can make money from the comfort of your home with just a few clicks. Here's one such option to explore, and there are many more.