Disney former CEO assisted Musk: There are indeed many false accounts on Twitter

On Wednesday, Eastern Time, Disney's former CEO Bob Iger said that as early as 2016, Disney had found that a large part of Twitter users were false.

At present, Tesla CEO Musk happened to be a lawsuit on the acquisition agreement and the number of false users. At this sensitive time, Disney's former CEO emphasized that there are indeed a large number of false accounts on Twitter, perhaps to send "assists" to Musk intentionally or unintentionally.

Former CEO of Disney: There are indeed a large number of false accounts on Twitter

In 2016, Disney once thrown off the acquisition offer on Twitter. However, when Disney's board of directors had approved the acquisition agreement, and finally filed it to the then Disney CEO, Aig decided to terminate the acquisition.

Aeg recalled on Wednesday that in 2016, the board of directors of Disney and Twitter was ready to conduct acquisitions, but he retreated at the time. He said that with the help of Twitter, Disney had learned at the time that "a large part -but not most" Twitter users were fake.

Aeg recalled: "I remember (this made this transaction) value discount."

Ig did not specify how big the "big part" he said, and did not mention Musk or Tesla's name directly in the conversation.

However, he hinted at the recent incident of Tesla's acquisition, claiming:

"It is very interesting that after I read the recent news, I did study all the users of Twitter very carefully," then he emphasized again, "a large part" Twitter users are "not real."

Twitter has previously reported in its annual report that less than 5%of their "profitable" daily users are robots or spam accounts.

Send an assist for Musk?

As Ig made this remark, Musk was acquiring Twitter's transactions with Twitter for a lawsuit with Twitter.

On the evening of August 30, Eastern Time, a document submitted by Twitter to the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) showed that Musk's consultant sent a letter to Twitter to formally notify the acquisition agreement reached before the termination of the two parties.

Musk has repeatedly emphasized that the key reason why he decided to terminate the acquisition was that he found that there were too many garbage and false accounts on Twitter, and Twitter concealed or distorted the data.

Twitter believes that the termination letter from Musk is invalid and wrong. Twitter has sued Musk and asked him to abide by the agreement. The next round of important trials will begin on October 17.

At this point, Disney's former CEO emphasized that there were a large number of false accounts on Twitter, perhaps to send "assists" to Musk intentionally or unintentionally.

It is worth mentioning that the reasons for the abandonment of acquisitions publicly before the public are not the so -called false account number.

Ig wrote in his memoir "Lifetime Journey" in the past that the reason why he re -considered and finally gave up the acquisition transaction with Twitter was mainly because there were too many "dirty" remarks on Twitter. He was worried about This will scattered his attention.

(Financial Association)

Edit: Zhao Shanshan

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