A recent case could have far-reaching implications for online privacy rights. X Corp. is seeking the intervention of the Supreme Court to address concerns regarding sharing social media users’ private data with government investigators.
The case hinges on the company’s ability to communicate with its customers and uphold their First Amendment rights. And it could reshape the landscape of criminal investigations involving social media platforms.
Trump’s messages and account data was handed over to now special counsel Jack Smith under a secret search warrant. It was done without Trump’s knowledge or any opportunity to contest the request.
At the heart of the matter is a series of events that unfolded last year, culminating in federal courts in Washington, D.C. compelling X Corp., owner Elon Musk, to disclose extensive data from former President Donald Trump’s Twitter account.
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