Robot pages have been the cause of a long dispute between the buyer and seller. It will be reminded that Twitter provides reports from year to year that the number of accounts managed by robots and spreading spam is only 5 percent of the total. Musk did not believe this data and asked for a new analysis. The company refused as the methods suggested by Musk required disclosure of confidential data to third parties.

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Now, as part of Musk’s refusal to buy Twitter and as part of his counterclaims, the court has ordered the social network’s former general manager of spam accounts, Kevon Bakepour, to turn over the files. According to the Delaware state court decision company must collect, review and submit Beikpur documents, so Musk can be familiar with them. Thus, the billionaire partially achieved his goal. Partly because he requested documents from at least 22 employees at different levels.

It is too early to talk about a complete victory. It is not yet known what steps Twitter will take and how long it will take. Beikpour left the company in the spring when Parag Agrawal fired him along with several other executives. Judging by the documentation, He was one of the administrators who determined the number of spam accounts.