Breaking: EU Commission Threatens Elon Musk Over Donald Trump Interview

The European Union (EU) Commission has recently issued a warning to Elon Musk ahead of the much-awaited Donald Trump interview. The EU, in a recent letter sent to the X owner, showed concerns over the potential spread of harmful content on the social media platform, which could violate the Digital Services Act (DSA) norms. This development adds tension to the already controversial conversation which has gained attention on a global scale.

EU Commission Warns Elon Musk

In a recent letter sent to Elon Musk, Thierry Breton, a member of the EU Commission, warned the tech mogul of the restrictions under the DSA. The letter highlighted the X owner’s responsibility to keep a check on the spread of harmful content on X, which has a user base of about 300 million.

It also highlights that one-third of the user base is from the EU region. Having said that, it appears that the commission is worried about the potential risks associated with the upcoming Musk And Donald Trump interview.

The EU Commission wants Musk to ensure that X complies with EU laws, especially during events that could amplify harmful content. He referenced recent examples where content on X has contributed to public unrest, stressing the need for effective moderation. The letter serves as a reminder that Musk’s platform must balance freedom of expression with the protection of public safety.

Meanwhile, Breton said that X must comply with EU regulations, especially during events that could amplify harmful content. He referenced recent examples of US riots, where content on X has contributed to public unrest, stressing the need for effective moderation.

The letter serves as a reminder that the social media platform must balance freedom of expression with the protection of public safety. Notably, replying to Thierry Breton’s latest post on X, Elon Musk replied, which appears to be a sarcastic one, “Bonjour!”.

Elon Musk And Donald Trump Interview Buzz

The EU Commission’s latest warning comes amid a growing buzz over the Elon Musk and Donald Trump interview. The technology, especially the crypto market, has taken by storm following the announcement last week.

A flurry of market participants anticipates a potential crypto or AI talks in the X space, given both the individuals’ interest in crypto, AI, and technology. Besides, many are also anticipating the X interview to discuss macroeconomic events, the EV sector, and other related aspects.

Meanwhile, amid this, the EU’s warning is the latest in a series of regulatory challenges facing Musk and his platform. Recently, Elon Musk’s X was probed in Austria for allegedly violating data privacy laws. The Austrian privacy organization NOYB, led by Max Schrems, has filed a complaint against X, accusing it of using personal data for AI training without proper consent.

This adds another layer of complexity to Musk’s ongoing battles with European regulators.