Shulou(Shulou.com)11/24 Report--

CTOnews.com, Nov. 21, it can be said that Twitter has been in chaos since Musk took over, both in terms of the company's personnel and the website itself.

Recently, some Twitter users are uploading videos of complete movies on the platform, such as 1995 films such as "Hacker", "Fast and Furious" and "Need for Speed". Twitter's automatic copyright maintenance system is not working, and many of them have not even been deleted.

Over the weekend, a Twitter user posted the entire content of "Fast and Furious: Tokyo Drift" in a 2-minute video segment, posting more than 50 tweets. According to Forbes, the account has been suspended, but the video itself has not been deleted for quite a long time. Other users have released the 1995 film Hacker and the 2009 film Avatar, which have also been removed.

If Twitter's copyright protection system doesn't work properly, the site may face more potential lawsuits. In addition, one of Musk's ideas after taking over Twitter was to allow Twitter LV users to post long videos for more than 40 minutes, but the idea may have to be put on hold if the site's automatic copyright protection system cannot be repaired.

A former Twitter executive familiar with the system said the platform was at risk of crashing due to a technical glitch because there were significantly fewer employees maintaining the site.

CTOnews.com learned that Elon Musk fired nearly 3500 Twitter employees after taking over the company earlier this month. He then issued an ultimatum to the remaining employees, asking them to either accept "extremely difficult" working conditions or resign, with an estimated 2000 opting out.

Twitter has yet to formally respond to the report.

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