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Ben Armstrong, aka BitBoy, counters drug misuse allegations that led to his removal from BJ Investment Holdings, sharing drug test results and alleging a takeover plot. Ben Armstrong, better known as BitBoy, has fired back against allegations that led to his ousting from BJ Investment Holdings, the parent company of BitBoy. Armstrong was initially accused of drug misuse, charges he labels as “libelous” and “100% false.” Armstrong took to social media to clear his name, sharing negative results of a five-panel drug test. He claims these results affirm his innocence. I’ll take “Things That Never Happened” for $500, Nicholas. pic.twitter.com/Det0J9H0Y8 — $BEN (@joinBENCoin) August 29, 2023 Initially saying he would withhold further comments, Armstrong later broke his silence to deny any drug use firmly. He alleges that the real reason behind his dismissal is a plot by Justin Williams and TJ Shedd, CEO of Hit Network, to take control of the company ....

Twitter is reportedly threatening to sue Meta over its newly introduced Threads App. The newly implemented Twitter alternative could face legal action, as Twitter has alleged the company used former employees to create a platform that contains “trade secrets and other intellectual property.” Meta introduced the new Instagram-connected Threads application on Wednesday. Subsequently, the app is text-based and is meant as a companion product to the immensely successful Meta offering. Moreover, just hours after its release, Twitter’s lawyer, Alex Spiro, sent a letter to Mark Zuckerberg threatening legal action.  JUST IN: Twitter threatens to sue Meta over its new app, Threads. — Watcher.Guru (@WatcherGuru) July 6, 2023 Also Read: How to Use Instagram’s Threads? Twitter Could Take Lega Action Against Meta Over Threads The arrival of Meta’s Threads application was certainly notable. The text-based application had been perceived a...

Shibburn, the burn tracker Twitter account linked to Shiba Inu (SHIB), was abruptly suspended on June 24. The suspension came after the account owners owing to a notification from Twitter’s Developer Portal warning them that they had broken the platform’s guidelines. Shibburn’s owners left in shock amid suspension  Shibburn’s owners were surprised by the suspension and have yet to receive an email with more information regarding the violation mentioned in the Developer Portal message. Moreover, they faced difficulty submitting a support ticket as no form was accessible. Dear @TwitterSupport, @TwitterDev, @elonmusk, @lindayacc Our Twitter app was suspended a few hours ago, and we strongly believe this to be a mistake. A message on the Developer Portal states that our app has violated Twitter Rules and policies. It also mentioned that an email… — Shibburn (@shibburn) June 24, 2023 In response to the suspension, Shibburn contacted well-known in...

After leaving behind Twitter , Jack Dorsey , the co-founder of the social media platform, began working on an alternative version. Bluesky, a decentralized version of Twitter has been making headlines. Unlike Twitter , this platform wouldn’t be made available to everyone. The application has reportedly debuted in the Apple app store as an invite-only app. Jack Dorsey ’s latest version of Twitter entered the Apple store back on Feb. 17. Within days of its debut, it managed to bag 2,000 installs. The Bluesky app, as presented by the network, mirrors Twitter ’s interface. For instance, similar to Twitter , Bluesky’s feed has likes, comments, and reposts. Source – App Store However, it should be noted that this app isn’t available for Android users yet. As mentioned earlier, Bluesky mimics a lot of features from Twitter. However, both of these platforms are quite different. Users of the app may post up to 265 characters, which is ve...