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Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey has hinted that he is open to drastic changes , but he hasn't yet said what they might look like.

Social media's misinformation battle: No winners, so far →

Dorsey said Twitter has a "different dynamic than a typical social network," though he didn't name larger rivals such as Facebook or Instagram.

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