Mark Cuban, billionaire entrepreneur and minority owner of the Dallas Mavericks, recently addressed speculation surrounding his decision to delete posts endorsing Vice President Kamala Harris on X (formerly Twitter) shortly after the presidential election results were announced. Observant users, particularly from conservative platforms like Libs of TikTok, quickly noticed the deletions, leading to discussions about Cuban's political stance. Responding to the buzz, Cuban clarified that he has routinely deleted posts after major events for years, adding, "I've always gone back and deleted tweets... use the Wayback Machine if you really want to see them" per reports from Fox News.
Cuban's explanation reinforced that he regularly cleans up his digital presence and that this practice extends to both personal and political posts, including those from previous election cycles. He even mentioned that he co-developed an app to automate the deletion of old posts, a project he discontinued in 2021.
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