Twitter Will Notify Users Of Requests For Their Personal Info In Super-Injunction Lawsuit

A Twitter spokesperson has said that the company will attempt to contact its users before handing over their personal information to law enforcement accusing them of breaching the super-injunction gag order that’s swept the UK these past two weeks.

The super-injunction scandal began when a Twitter account blasted six tweets naming celebrities who have taken out super-injunctions against the press to prevent reports of affairs, harassment and other unsavory actions. Less than two weeks after the scandal broke, an

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