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Elon Musk's X is the 'home of social media piracy,' sports leagues say

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Premier League , LaLiga , Bundesliga, Serie A and Serie A write to X, the platform formerly known as Twitter , calling it "home of unlawful social media piracy" Since Elon Musk took over X in October 2022 , pirated content has run rampant.

X's relationship with sports leagues and broadcasters could certainly be affected by the company's blasé response to the issue.

X has lost users from various online communities to competitor platforms like Threads and Bluesky .

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