We’ve had a little experience in the last few weeks. The battle between Elon Musk and AppleAlright it was really a one way attack Since Apple never spoke. But regardless, this prompted Elon Musk to visit Apple Park and speak personally with Tim Cook, Apple’s CEO.

And in this conversation, Tim wanted to make it clear to Elon that: Apple never considered removing Twitter from the App Store.. A rumor that emerged in the past days, even spread by Elon Musk himself, but this did not come from the official sources of the bitten apple company.

Elon Musk confirms Apple has no intention of banning Twitter

Elon Musk confirms: Twitter is not in danger on the App Store

After uploading a video where you can see the silhouettes of two CEOs from Apple Park, Tim Cook and Elon Musk, the latter updated the status as follows: one second chirp with more information what did they talk about?

Good talk. Among other things, we have resolved the misunderstanding about the possibility of Twitter being removed from the App Store. It was clear to Tim that Apple had never considered doing this.

Good talk. Among other things, we’ve resolved the misunderstanding about Twitter potentially being removed from the App Store. Tim was clear that Apple never intended to do that.

— Elon Musk (@elonmusk) 30 November 2022

The reason for this visit is Make it clear that Apple never wants to ban Twitter, despite Musk’s latest measures. He assured me that he had planned. Significantly reduce the amount of content moderation on Twitterreinstated the accounts of controversial figures like former President Donald Trump.

Sometimes Apple crashes social media apps that don’t enforce proper moderationBut Musk should have promised Cook an acceptable restraint. Things like hate speech will continue to be monitored.

Musk also showed Anger at the 30% commission charged by the App Store something that concerns in-app purchases, specifically Musk and his Twitter Blue subscription service. But they don’t seem to have come to any conclusions on the matter.

this The decisions Musk has made since his arrival on Twitter have not been without controversy.. Account verification issues like color verifications led to a new idea, the elimination of the classic “Twitter for iPhone” or “Twitter for Android”, and even threatened to make all users pay, along with Twitter’s decision to “absolute freedom of expression”. At least you won’t have to launch your own smartphone, Twitter stays in the App Store.