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Amid Elon Musk's Twitter changes, why 2024 presidential election threats now pose bigger risk

July 19, 2023

Security analysts, lawmakers say Elon Musk's big changes to Twitter mean the social media platform is more vulnerable than ever to election manipulation.

     

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