A serious consideration for Twitter users.
Musk says he will lay off or fire up to 75% of Twitter employees. That's a huge percentage of people working there. I'd be somewhat concerned about security of accounts on Twitter, due to that. There could be less watchful concern about individual security issues coming.
At the very least, you're going to want to isolate Twitter with your logon information and password. If you're using the same password on more than one site, you should change it immediately to be unique to Twitter.
You might want to consider how bound you are to Twitter, in terms of your social media presence, as well. Things may well change there with regard to personal information security soon.
In addition, that many firings is going to create some serious ill will among employees, especially those who are being fired. Some sabotage seems likely to me, which could threaten users, as well, again with regard to their personal information.
How concerned should you be? I don't know. That's going to be up to individual evaluation of risks there.
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If you are comfortable with Musk and his newfound rightwing friends having access to anything you've ever tweeted (including through DMs) and think they are good stewards of that information, you do you. 
You have a calm and reasoned voice to fight back against propaganda and corporate news
If you're in your living room pointing out the deception in a CNN piece, how can I hear you?
One job I was in, someone was getting canned for misdeeds and the women in the front office asked me to be present "just in case", but more often, a techie will do some sabotage on the way out.
I'd expect some trouble.
And the gist of my message was that Elon himself is not very cautious, nor very responsible. Only "himself" matters.
Again, sounds familiar.
I'm going to do that this afternoon. You just never know how angry, or disillusioned people may react.
If I were on Twitter (which I'm not), I'd be quitting right about now. It's certain to become a totally different platform very soon. I was on Facebook for a short time, but I quit it after Jan. 6th, 2021.
As you say, "You do you."
Especially with software that automates things, as shown above. These were autopilot failures.
Silicon Valley's golden rule: "Never ask permission, only forgiveness."
Facebook's motto: "Move Fast and Break Things"
notorious for conducting psychological tests on users, without asking permission, or even notifying them,
notorious for Cambridge Analytica
Musk for alleged extreme labor conditions, sexual harassment (being investigated), ignoring CA covid rules, alleged S,E,C, violations by tweeting about his planned purchase, his non-purchase, and his purchase, and so on.
I worked for some psychopaths in the"valley" but these people ( i.e. Musk, Zuckerberg ) are completely reckless, and totally unconcerned about consequences of their decisions and actions.
AND I ALMOST FORGOT:
Both sides of the aisle seem intent upon modifying Section 230, which will affect all social media companies. Stay Tuned.
