Twitter cuts off access to data that could be used for surveillance

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Twitter will no longer provide government intelligence centers with tools that could be used for surveillance. 

Prior, Dataminr, a social media-monitoring service which is partly owned by Twitter, granted fusion centers access to a real-time feed of public tweets and tools for filtering. 

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