Musk denies Twitter removed suicide prevention and safety measures


The #ThereIsHelp feature was introduced by Twitter, in part due to pressure from consumer safety groups, before Musk’s takeover. — Reuters

NEW YORK: Elon Musk shut down claims that Twitter had removed suicide prevention measures on the heels of a report suggesting certain safety features were no longer active on the platform.

"The message is actually still up. This is fake news,” Musk said Saturday (Dec 24) in response to a tweet containing the article, which has since been deleted.

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