Newly unsealed court filings reveal how much data Xwitter has handed over to the January 6 investigation. This includes all tweets sent, drafted, liked and retweeted – even if they were subsequently deleted – by Donald Trump’s official account. This cache also included DMs sent, received or stored in draft form, as well as linked accounts used on the same device. Even more interesting is the company handed over records of all searches made by the account, too.We already knew Xwitter had fought the order tooth-and-nail, leading to a court battle and a hefty fine. But the list of what was available should also serve as a warning to everyone else that the platform stores a lot more data on its users than you might expect. The fact it could serve up location history, deleted DMs and a list of searches might make you wonder what else it has on you.– Dan CooperYou can get these reports delivered daily, direct to your inbox. Subscribe right here!The biggest stories you might have missedWith some tech savvy, you can disconnect your robot vacuum from the cloudThe best soundbars for 20238BitDo stuffed 16 buttons into its hand-crampingly small Micro controller Amazon Music Unlimited raises subscription prices againSolo Stove introduces a $349 gas-only version of its Pi pizza ovenNetflix's Scott Pilgrim Takes Off teaser hits all the right notes Scientists recreate an iconic Pink Floyd song by scanning listeners' brainsIt could eventually help people with speech... Continue reading at 'Engadget'
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