Twitter co-founder defends ban issued to Donald Trump

President Donald Trump. File picture: Alex Brandon/AP

President Donald Trump. File picture: Alex Brandon/AP

Thu, 14 Jan, 2021 - 06:36
David Hamilton, Associated Press

Twitter chief executive Jack Dorsey has defended the company’s ban of US President Donald Trump, but also warned of the dangerous precedent it sets.

The social media giant was one of many to put curbs on the president after violent clashes at the Capitol.

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