Overview
- The probe, launched in January after reports from a deputy and a senior official, explores organized algorithm manipulation and fraudulent data extraction.
- On July 11, authorities publicly confirmed court authorization for office and home searches, phone wiretaps and executive monitoring, with Elon Musk among those under scrutiny.
- Parisian judges could issue international arrest warrants if X’s executives fail to comply with summonses.
- Investigators are analyzing technical data from X’s systems to decide whether to file formal charges against the company and its executives.
- The investigation adds to mounting EU regulatory pressure on U.S. tech firms over misinformation, data privacy safeguards and platform accountability.