> These links don’t make a good case Twitter/X has a publicly stated policy of following the laws in local jurisdictions. They refuse orders that violate the lo

> These links don’t make a good case Twitter/X has a publicly stated policy of following the laws in local jurisdictions. They refuse orders that violate the local laws. Yet the old Twitter fought and won against far more of these orders in these places, whereas Musks Twitter follows them more readily. Why do you think that is? I see two possibilities: 1) the governments have suddenly improved their approach for these orders, making them harder to win against in court 2) Twitter isn't fighting against these orders as much anymore I certainly know which option seems more likely...