Elon Musk is opening up investigations and his Direct Messages inbox for all the Twitter brands that collaborate with the company or use the social media for their content push.

The new owner shows many ways to push content to the platform, especially with Musk's campaign on social media that promotes free information for all and unbiased content.

Is this the start of the new age of Twitter?

Elon Musk Opens Investigations for Brands on Twitter

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Twitter is in a new age, and instead of privately communicating with influencers and brands on the platform, Musk wants to let everyone know that he is keeping tabs on them. The tech billionaire wants to open an investigation for the forum and have the public understand what is happening on the inside, even in the probes that he will push.

When a person suggested that he look into the Open Source Foundation, George Soros, and the like, he said he would call them and ask for information regarding this concern.

Musk wants to push his ideologies into Twitter, with free information access for the public being the primary concern. The lengths he goes to and shows it online are a massive thing for a platform, as its executives do not display much of it online.

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Asks George Soros to 'Slide into DMs'

After expressing his intent to talk with George Soros and the Open Source Foundation, Musk replied to a post on the Twitter page and is asking Soros to "slide into his DMs," as most Twitter users do. The CEO hopes that Soros will notice his DMs or get a message from him regarding this, especially as Twitter's brands and collaborations are at stake.

Twitter's Free Information

Twitter and Elon Musk are working together on a platform that will push free information and free speech campaign on social media now that it is private. Musk's ownership will surely change on Twitter, especially with its new owner's movement pushing for the public and all its stakeholders.

The social media company reassures the public that Musk's campaign would not be toxic or harmful to them.

For a long time since Musk's induction as a stakeholder on Twitter, he has been pushing for freedom of information and a neutral stand on certain things on social media. The "New Age of Twitter" is among us, and there would be specific changes to the platform, but not so much on restrictions and censorship beyond the law.

Musk is not immediately branding these pages or accounts as rightist or leftist. Still, it gives them a chance to open investigations and clarify things to the new owner before saying something about them. Also, he wants the public to know free information from them, mainly as it uses the platform to spread their words and ideas to the public.

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Written by Isaiah Richard