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It seems Twitter's third-party apps are the next to go if reports are right. Twitter may be deliberately killing off its third-party apps after all.

What will the new poll's result be like? Elon Musk is not happy with the results of his latest Twitter poll. The Big Twit himself recently said that only Twitter Blue subscribers would get to vote in polls following a Twitter user's suggestion on his latest poll.

Will Elon Musk step down if the poll says "Yes"? Elon Musk is putting his position as Twitter's CEO in the hands of the people. The Big Twit himself recently published a poll allowing Twitter users to vote on whether he should stay as the company's CEO.

What will Twitter's future be like with little to no content moderation? Twitter is now without a group to keep it safe from hate speech, suicide, self-harm, and other dangerous activities.

Twitter's place in the EU is at risk if its content moderation issues aren't solved. Twitter's lack of content moderation is chasing away more than just advertisers and companies.

Twitter could be losing more of its advertisers soon. Elon Musk has riled up civil rights activists yet again. A coalition of civil rights activists is putting pressure on advertisers to pull their ads off Twitter after The Big Twit himself lifted former US President Donald Trump's ban on Nov.

Elon Musk can't seem to catch a break from activists and Twitter employee resignations. tTwitter's ongoing collapse worsens by the minute. Bystanders walking past the microblogging company's headquarters found that someone was projecting a string of rather colorful insults aimed at Elon Musk following its employees' mass exodus.

The happiest place on Earth has become not-so-happy for its employees. It seems the happiest place on Earth is also affected by revenue loss. Disney CEO Bob Chapek recently sent out a company memo to its employees revealing that it will implement "difficult" cost-cutting measures in the coming weeks.

Elon Musk's encouragement of misinformation has severely backfired on him. Advertisers are fleeing Twitter in droves and avoiding it like the Plague, but there's far more to it than that.

Could the world's first short video app see the light of day again? The grandfather of the short video platform could be back into action before 2022 ends.