San Francisco Sun

Trump’s Twitter followers were left perplexed Saturday after being blocked from liking or commenting on some of his tweets. 

Twitter’s headquarters are located on Market Street. 

Initially, followers were told that by posting election fraud allegations, Trump was breaking the social media platform’s rules, and his allegations were treated as falsehoods.

Twitter reversed course hours later, telling Business Insider the blocking was done "inadvertently."

The company said they will not be blocking the president’s account permanently. Twitter has been attempting to reduce misinformation on its platform.