It's owned by the same person and there are zero legal protections against him doing the same to the API whenever he feels like it. Beyond the ethics of financ

It's owned by the same person and there are zero legal protections against him doing the same to the API whenever he feels like it. Beyond the ethics of financing that behavior, anyone who sees what they did on the X integration and still uses the API for any user-facing purpose, clearly does not consult with their legal team enough.