> Twitter, however, still stores “a lot of enforcement metadata in free-text notes attached to user accounts,” [Yoel Roth] noted. (This system is called Guano,

> Twitter, however, still stores “a lot of enforcement metadata in free-text notes attached to user accounts,” [Yoel Roth] noted. (This system is called Guano, because everything at Twitter had a cutesy bird name, he mentioned as an aside.) > “A human can understand and act on them, but if you wanted to provide automated user notice of account status, you need them in some structured format.” Do GDPR/CCPA-jurisdictioned users have a right to access their Guano notes? Has anyone submitted a "right of access" request for them?