Elon Musk intervenes in the war. PR firm paid Rotten Tomatoes critics 🔐 #WEEKLY ~ September 10th

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Elon Musk secretly blocked Ukraine's access to Starlink off the coast of Crimea last year to thwart a Ukrainian attack on the Russian navy by underwater USVs. The reason for Musk's decision was an acute fear that Russia would respond to a Ukrainian attack on Crimea with nuclear weapons, a fear caused by Musk's conversations with senior Russian officials. (Clash Report, CNN)

• Musk: The Ukrainians wanted to sink most of the Russian ships in the Sevastopol attack, I didn't let them (Novinky)

• The next evolution of Elon's lies: Starlink never worked over Crimea, Musk denies shutting it down for Ukraine (iDnes, Forbes)

• Elon Musk gave biographer top Ukrainian official’s private messages without permission (FT)

EU regulators have named the "big six" #bigtechs who fall under the DMA's remit. Alphabet, Amazon, Apple, Bytedance, Meta, Microsoft (TechSpot)