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If that's even remotely true, he could have continued the court case. Presumably he would have won. Facts matter in a court case, and I think Elon's legal team
by hagbarth 4y ago
If that's even remotely true, he could have continued the court case. Presumably he would have won. Facts matter in a court case, and I think Elon's legal team told him that the facts weren't on his side.
- rybosworld 4y agoBecause it’s exceptionally difficult, if not impossible, to obtain accurate bot account metrics without data that is exclusive to the company. Factor in that Twitter did not have processes in place to accurately count the spam accounts themselves. The truth is that there is not currently an accurate count of Twitter’s fake users. Page 8 of this whistleblower report goes into details: https://www.documentcloud.org/documents/22186683-twitter-whistleblower-disclosure https://www.documentcloud.org/documents/22186683-twitter-whi...
- jcranmer 4y ago> Because it’s exceptionally difficult, if not impossible, to obtain accurate bot account metrics without data that is exclusive to the company. Which is why the court ordered discovery that forced Twitter to give him that data.