"Over the weekend, a glitch on the platform meant that the site removed pictures and links on posts made before December 2014. The posts showed broken links instead of the pictures and videos that were previously there.
Several users noticed the glitch, with the technologist Tom Coates among those pointing it out. Coates referred to the glitch as “epic vandalism by Musk” and suggested it could be a cost-saving exercise."
Could he get in legal trouble for intentionally destroying it? It’s no longer publicly traded but a private company owned by Musk. I think he’s within his rights to just lay everyone off and shut it down.
It wasn’t entirely bought with his cash.
https://www.reuters.com/markets/us/how-will-elon-musk-pay-twitter-2022-10-07