Twitter may have made its final earnings report as a private company Thursday, and if they did, they went out with a bang.
During the call, they made an interesting revelation and admitted to over-counting some monetizable daily active users between the first quarter of 2019 and the fourth quarter of 2021.
Why? How? Well, according to the blue bird, it was an accident. It occurred because of a feature allowing people to link multiple separate accounts together so they can easily switch between them. It counted those accounts as two users for over three years.
It harkens back to 2017 when Twitter admitted to over-counting its user base for the past three years.
Elon Musk could discover many interesting things as his team does a deep forensic dive into Twitter’s books.
Here are other highlights from Twitter’s call to Wall Street analysts. Revenue was down a little from expectations, as they brought in $1.2 billion instead of the expected $1.23 billion.
In what may be one of the more bizarre corporate executive moments in recent memory, the top attorney for Twitter and one of the prominent voices that had a say in barring President Donald Trump reportedly cried during a meeting with employees as she discussed Elon Musk becoming the new owner of the company.
Her name is Vijaya Gadde, the head of legal, policy, and trust for Twitter. A report in Politico cited three people who said Gadde cried when talking about upcoming changes that would be coming to Twitter.
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