 November 15, 2022 For what it's worth, Frohnhoefer did offer a range of suggestions to Musk for improving Twitter's Android experience before he got canned. This included slimming down the app, deleting old features and avoiding adding too many new ones. Within his first hours as Chief Twit, Musk began letting go of some of Twitter's top management. He fired top executives including CEO Parag Agrawal, CFO Ned Segal, legal affairs and policy chief Vijaya Gadde. The culling didn't stop there. Layoffs began and it was expected to hit around half of the company's workforce, or around 3,700 staff. He then warned Twitter could actually face bankruptcy. MORE : The worst tweets from Twitter's short-lived £7 blue tick verification){kind=link}
NEWS… BUT NOT AS YOU KNOW IT
Elon Musk has fired a Twitter developer on Twitter after they clashed over the state of Twitter on Android.
Perhaps it shouldn’t come as a surprise, as Musk has been happy to sack most of the company’s workforce since taking ownership.
In this particular case, the billionaire was apologising to his audience of millions about the sorry state of Twitter’s Android performance.
His tweet was contradicted by Eric Frohnhoefer, an engineer who said he has been working on Twitter’s Android app for around six years and ‘can say this is wrong’.