The Guardian will no longer post content on Elon Musk’s X, calling the social media platform “toxic” for the prevalence of conspiracy theories and for its owner’s ability to use it to “shape political discourse.” The Guardian has more than 80 ...

British newspaper group the Guardian has announced it will no longer post on X, formerly Twitter, saying it has become a "a toxic media platform".In a message to readers, it said the US presidential election "underlined" its concerns that its owner,

Britain's The Guardian newspaper announced Wednesday it would no longer post content from its official accounts on Elon Musk's X, branding it a "toxic media platform" home to "often disturbing content".

U.K. publication The Guardian will no longer post on X, the social media platform previously known as Twitter that has been taken over by Elon Musk. The Guardian made the announcement on Wednesday in a post on its website,

News media 'The Guardian quit 'X' on Wednesday, days after US presidential election results, terming it a 'toxic media platform' and accusing its owne.

The Guardian has announced that it will no longer be posting on X, branding Elon Musk’s social media platform as “far-right and toxic”. The publication claimed that “far-right conspiracy theories and racism” are promoted on the site and cited that as the reason why they no longer wish to publish content on there.