However, the billionaire's request for information about 21 other employees was turned down.
On the internet, if the service is free, you're probably the product.
Yet another wild theory is taking social media by storm.
The former kickboxer has risen to fame due to his radical views on women, relationships, and masculinity.
The social media platform is suing to get the billionaire to complete his takeover.
The new feature is raising concerns about giving parents a false sense of security.
According to Twitter, "That story is as implausible and contrary to fact as it sounds".
The platform sent dozens of civil subpoenas this week to banks and co-investors.
"I just think people have to know that that is a real risk."
