X’s terms of service changes leads to user concerns [Video]

“They can do what they want and they don’t have to compensate me for it. That’s frightening,” said Symone Redwine, attorney and influencer.

DALLAS — Symone Redwine wears two hats. She is a lawyer and an influencer.

“My law firm is The Redwine Law Firm,” Redwine said.

She also runs a YouTube channel called “Girl, Is That Legal?”

“Throughout my legal career as both a fashion lawyer, personal injury lawyer and more, I became a professor at the wonderful Thurgood Marshall School of Law,” Redwine explained. “After being a professor there, I realized I didn’t just want to teach to the 15 students in my classroom. I wanted to teach nationally.”

Redwine uses her channel to take tricky legal topics and break them down into simple everyday jargon.

When X, formerly Twitter, announced changes to its terms of service effective Nov. 15, Redwine had worries about the impact.

“I had some serious concerns, both as a lawyer and as an influencer,” Redwine said.

One concern is that the updated terms …