@Shamar Nope. I mean, do I have words left? No.

@gamayun @Shamar
Here's my hypothesis: public data / tweets are stored unencrypted, and private messages and data are encrypted. Google would have no more access to data on Twitter than Twitter gives everyone else already through their APIs.

Maybe Twitter is getting a sweet deal from Google in exchange for "private" data data though

@Zambyte @gamayun @Shamar #Google used to have a data feed deal with #Twitter for its web search index and later #GoogleNow (2009–2011 and 2015–?).
https://www.reuters.com/article/us-microsoft/microsoft-google-snag-twitter-search-deal-idUSTRE59K58N20091021
https://www.reuters.com/article/urnidgns852573c4006938800025778b007808ed/googles-realtime-search-update-does-what-twitter-wont-idUS216097470420100827
https://searchengineland.com/official-twitter-give-google-access-firehose-tweets-214345

Now no longer, it seems.
https://blogs.perficient.com/2018/02/22/how-much-does-google-index-twitter-in-2018/

The normal indexing activity probably still moves a lot of data between their servers. So it's easy for Google to make a sales pitch: "we noticed you could save a lot of resources if you moved inside our servers"...

@gamayun
I don't think it's the problem here. Does twitter pay in cash or in data? I don't care, but day by day, internet looks more and more like googlenet. Online shops can't survive without AdWords. Developers can't reach users without google store. Content can't reach readers without seo taylored for google. Now twitter can't handle data without google. I'm bracing for physical shops not being able to reach customers without google maps...
@Shamar

@gamayun @Shamar
I have another one : the biggest French car maker, Renault, will use google ai to power his factories. Made by French engineers google vowed in our very own universities (they funded polytechnique's ai lab! Polytechnique is the best engineer school in the country).