Quitting Twitter easier said than done

PARIS: Quit Twitter -- that's what some users spooked by tech billionaire Elon Musk's purchase of the social platform say they plan to do. But Twitter's unparalleled audience means that is difficult for many who want their voice to be heard and influence the global debate. Since the announcement on Monday that Twitter had accepted Musk's bid for the company some users have

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