Twitter suspends account tracking Elon Musk's jet
Twitter Inc suspended an account tracking its owner Elon Musk's private jet in real-time, with the billionaire threatening legal action against the account 's operator after saying his son had been mistakenly followed by a "crazy stalker". The suspension comes just a month after Musk, who bought Twitter for $44 billion in October, said his commitment to free speech extended to not banning the account. ElonJet, operated by 20-year-old university student Jack Sweeney, had tracked the movements of Musk's private jet using data available in the public domain before the suspension. Sweeney's other accounts were also suspended at the time of reporting. Twitter and Sweeney did not respond to Reuters' requests for comments. Twitter briefly reinstated the "bot", or automated, account before again suspending it, after saying sharing "live location information" was a violation of its policy. Musk had said in a tweet in November that his c...