I don’t perceive the original author to be “putting the dirt” on Musk. It is likely that the third-party partners who were interested in collecting that data r

I don’t perceive the original author to be “putting the dirt” on Musk. It is likely that the third-party partners who were interested in collecting that data remain interested. The leadership who formerly blocked access to that data has left, and the new ownership finds himself in need of new revenue streams. It seems like a reasonable time to call attention to the issue, though I agree with others in the thread that it should be a larger story not specific to a single platform.