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The letter was first reported on byThe New York Times.
A total of eight Microsoft apps integrated with Twitter in some shape or form.
Spiro claims that Microsoft apps exceeded the rate limit of the Twitter API.
Spiro concluded with a request for a compliance audit by Microsoft for the eight Microsoft apps in question.
We will review these questions and respond appropriately.
We look forward to continuing our long term partnership with the company."
Microsoft specified to the New York Times that it does not pay Twitter for data.
They trained illegally using Twitter data.
The Twitter CEO then added “lawsuit time.”
It’s unclear if the most recent letter is connected to Musk’s tweet about training with Twitter data.
