Fox News on Tuesday kept up its dayslong protest of Twitter, declining to post from the network's account with more than 18 million followers since late last week. This is reportedly in response to the platform's perceived role in a protest that took place outside the home of the cable news network's host Tucker Carlson.

Fox News was reportedly not posting to Twitter because the network claimed the social media platform was slow to remove a video that featured Carlson's home address. Business Insider reported that digital staffers were also encouraged not to tweet from their personal accounts as well.

Fox News managing editor Greg Wilson, according to BI, wrote to staff members in an email "please refrain from tweeting out our content from either section accounts or your own accounts until further notice."

Some Fox hosts and accounts for other Fox shows had continued to tweet, however. https://www.newsweek.com/fox-news-twitter-blackout-why-cable-new-network-not-tweeting-4-days-tucker-1213553?utm_source=Twitter&utm_campaign=NewsweekTwitter&utm_medium=Social