X (Twitter) has updated its developer agreement to stop outside developers from using its content to train AI systems. The ...

X, formerly Twitter, was fined $150 million for data-privacy violations before Elon Musk's takeover. But Musk is trying to have associated privacy restrictions thrown out. In a court filing ...

X, the social media platform formerly known as Twitter ... also imposed temporary daily limits on posts users can view to, he said, "address extreme levels of data scraping & system manipulation." ...

Naturally, Musk took to Twitter—er, X. The company’s damage-control operation kicked into full gear this week, with pushback from past employees, a point-by-point response to the book ...

The lead privacy watchdog for X (formerly Twitter) in the European Union ... but it’s assumed the agreement limits how it can use people’s data. We’ve asked the DPC to confirm the substance ...

The lawsuit describes these IP addresses as “flooding” Twitter’s sign-up ... servers from extremely aggressive data-scrapers, X Corp. has instituted limits on how many Tweets each user ...

Musk completed his acquisition of Twitter on October 27 ... and says he fully respected the platform's rate limits when collecting X Premium data. This limitation, he explained, led to a delay.

Twitter users have no control over how data-scraping companies ... Noting the recent rate limits, the lawsuit said the "massive demands on X Corp.'s servers from extremely aggressive data-scrapers ...