Twitter Wants to Know Who Leaked Its Source Code on GitHub

Twitter issued a subpoena to GitHub on Friday to reveal the identity of the leaker, who goes by the screen name 'FreeSpeechEnthusiast.'

Maybe Twitter is just mad that someone beat them to the punch?earlier this month that the company’s recommendation algorithm in its source code will be open source beginning on March 31.

While the company and Musk have made no indication of ever making the entire source code open access, he stated that this first peek behind the curtain will be “incredibly embarrassing at first” and is an attempt to have Twitter earn the trust of its users.

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