(Bloomberg) -- Twitter Inc. will purge accounts that haven't been active for several years, and this could lead to a drop in follower counts, Chief Executive Officer Elon Musk tweeted Monday.
Since taking over Twitter in October, Musk has made changes at the social network to generate much-needed revenue and fulfill his pledge to make it a haven for free speech, while also battling spam and bots that degrade the user experience. It's been a rocky process — last month Twitter reinstated the blue tick verifying the profiles of some high-profile individuals, even some who have been dead for years.
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