The American award-winning singer has
Kanye West has passed the red line of
Twitter policies. Kanye West tweeted a
journalist mobile on the bird app.
In August, Kanye West discloses a
screenshot of his phone book entry for
Forbes chief content officer Randall Lane.
He wrote with the image,
“IF ANY OF MY FANS WANT TO CALL A
WHITE SUPREMACIST … THIS IS THE
EDITOR OF FORBES.”
The act of publishing someone else’s
private information without permission
known as doxing is considered a violation
of Twitter’s policies. The tweet was public
for nearly 30 minutes Wednesday afternoon
before it was removed for violating Twitter
rules
Kanye keeps sharing a series of tweets
after that before going quiet. CNN senior
media reporter Oliver Darcy noted that
Kanye is actually temporarily banned from
the platform, writing,
“TWITTER IS REQUIRING @KANYEWEST TO
REMOVE A TWEET SHARING PRIVATE INFO
ABOUT @RANDALLLANE (WHICH TWITTER
HAS HIDDEN FROM PUBLIC VIEW FOR
NOW) TO REGAIN ACCESS TO HIS
ACCOUNT. UNTIL THEN, HE CANNOT
TWEET.”
“ALSO, FWIW, THIS IS HOW TWITTER
ALWAYS ENFORCES ITS RULES. THE
COMPANY HIDES TWEETS THAT BREAK ITS
RULES FROM PUBLIC VIEW, AND LOCKS
THE ACCOUNT UNTIL THE OWNER LOGS
ON AND REMOVES THE TWEET.”