Jack Sweeneythe 19-year-old, whose Twitter account follows Elon Musk’s Private Jet, is now heading to Musk on Twitter under a new username suspended his @ElonJet account for violating the Twitter Rules.

Sweeney has now created a new account called @ElonJetNextDay. It tracks Musk’s private jet with a 24-hour delay to comply with Twitter’s new restrictions policy.

Twitter’s policy prevents the real-time location of an individual from being published. That politics says, “Twitter prohibits the sharing of live location information, including information shared directly on Twitter or links to third-party URLs of itineraries, actual physical location, or other identifying information that would reveal an individual’s location, regardless whether this information is publicly available.”

Sweeney’s latest tweet states that Musk’s plane landed in Oakland, California on Thursday.

Last week, Musk wrote that “posting locations that someone has traveled to with a slight delay is not a safety issue” and is “okay.”

Musk has dedicated himself to freedom of speech, which he says extends to “not banning the account that’s following my plane.”

in a (n interview Sweeney told Insider that he will be “manually posting” for now while he works on the framework to fully automate the account.

Sweeney also said that “@ElonJet is still available elsewhere,” such as former President Donald Trump’s Truth Social. He will also bring other accounts like @Celebjets to platforms like Instagram and Facebook, Sweeney said.

Earlier this year, Sweeney said he was ready to drop the pursuit Musk’s private jet on one condition.

“If he lets me fly on his jet, record it and talk about it — and maybe don’t even pay me the $50,000.” [previously asked for] – I would take it down,” Sweeney said via the Twitter account dedicated to tracking Musk’s jet.

Musk had offered $5,000 to delete Sweeney’s tracking account. Tesla CEO Sweeney reportedly said in a DM conversation, “I don’t like the idea of ​​being shot by a weirdo.”

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