Jack Dorsey resigned as CEO of Twitter in November 2021, but remained a board member until the end of May 2022.
Previously, Mr. Dorsey was invited by Elon Musk's legal team to appear in court to provide information, documents as well as "reports and references related to the impact or impact of fake accounts on the general operations and business activities of Twitter".
In July, Elon Musk decided to end a $44 billion deal, citing the company's provision of false information about the number of fake accounts and junk letters on its platform. Twitter immediately sued Elon Musk to force the billionaire to follow the deal.
Before Elon Musk decided to withdraw from the deal, Mr. Dorsey had made many positive statements about the prospect of Tesla billionaire taking over Twitter. Shortly after the deal was announced, Dorsey posted a tweet: Elon is the number one solution I believe in.
The legal battle between Elon Musk and Twitter is heating up. In early September, Elon Musk's legal team was allowed to add to its legal arguments based on the disclosure of Peiter Zatko, former security director at Twitter.
Zatko has recently accused the company of having serious security vulnerabilities that put US users, investors and national security at risk.
Last week, Elon Musk released supplemented opposing arguments, alleging that Zatko's disclosure and surrounding events "re lo that the distorted claims related to mDAU (where daily users can make money) are part of a broader plot among Twitter executives, aimed at deceiving the public, investors and the government about the company's central dysfunction."
Twitter immediately dismissed the former director Zatko's allegations as a "false matter" and Musk's statement as "incurely, legally incomplete and commercially unrelated."
