A former Twitter employee who stunned the world earlier this month by deactivating President Donald Trump’s account for 11 minutes has now stepped forward. Bahtiyar Duysak owned up to his involvement in the Nov. 3 Trump outage Wednesday in an interview with TechCrunch. Duysak, who is of Turkish decent but born and raised in Germany, called the outage a “mistake” and said he didn’t think the president’s Twitter account would actually get deactivated. So as his final act as a Twitter employee, he decided to start the process of deactivating the account before he signed off for good. 'Full internal review'According to TechCrunch, Trump’s account was supposed to be protected from deactivation over a Terms of Service violation.

Source: Fox News November 30, 2017 06:39 UTC