Twitter Execs on JRE Contradicted By Undercover Video of Twitter Engineers
James O’Keefe: So you may have heard by now that the CEO of Twitter Jack Dorsey won on the Joe Rogan podcast yesterday (Link to podcast - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DZCBRHOg3PQ )
along with his colleague Vijaya Gadde, head of trust and safety who does legal work for Twitter. Check out what these two say to Joe Rogan about monitoring your direct messages:
Joe Rogan: Do you read direct messages?
Jack Dorsey: we don’t read direct messages
Vijaya Gadde: we don’t read them unless someone reports a direct message
to us that they have received
JR: does anyone in the company have access to
direct messages other than that?
VG: only in the context again of reviewing reports
James O’Keefe: So we may have a contradiction between what Vijaya Gadde told Joe Rogan and what our undercover cameras captured Mr. Clay Haynes, senior network security engineer at Twitter telling us
Project Veritas undercover at Twitter videos (or watch clips in above video):
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rgyPpsX2B0g
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=64gTjdUrDFQ
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SMU4SZ_Cims
James O’Keefe: Not only does Clay Haynes talk about how he peruses private messages and looks at private pictures, he says that there are hundreds of people at Twitter dedicated to reading direct messages for this purpose.Â
And not only are there hundreds of people dedicated to doing this again Pranay Singh who works on Twitter’s direct messaging team says they store all this stuff from private direct messages on their server for analytical and advertising purposes.
James O’Keefe: And if that isn’t a contradiction how about this closing remark from Twitter’s Clay Haynes (watch video above)
JR: Does anyone in the company have access to direct messages other than that?
VG: Only in the context again of reviewing reports.
Clips from Joe Rogan’s podcast with Jack Dorsey and Vijaya Gadde, featuring Tim Pool
Sunlight is the Best Disinfectant
How Jack Dorsey Feels About Government Regulation of Twitter
Twitter Plans to Address Left Wing Bias Perception
Tim Pool Asks Twitter Execs if They Take Cues from the SPLCÂ