Clearly as ordered by every court he loses in
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Since X is an everything company, their non-compete covers every conceivable field that an employee could work in. They are doomed to eternal X-ing.
Non-competes aren't enforceable in California.
Non-competes that carry that kind of restriction are generally not lawful. You can’t remove someone’s livelihood, and the courts wouldn’t enforce it.
NDAs are more often enforceable but they have to prove you actually broke your NDA - it can’t just be because you went from twitter to threads.
Plus, The Company Formerly Known as Twitter isn’t the everything company yet. They can barely keep the lights on.
Yeah, I was joking