High Court orders Twitter to give information to Fastway Couriers about parody account

Twitter has been ordered by the High Court to provide information to Fastway Couriers aimed at identifying the operator of a parody account, allegedly abusive and damaging to the courier company, for the purpose of suing them.
High Court orders Twitter to give information to Fastway Couriers about parody account

Twitter has been ordered by the High Court to provide information to Fastway Couriers aimed at identifying the operator of a parody account, allegedly abusive and damaging to the courier company, for the purpose of suing them.

The account first appeared on Twitter in late 2019, and was most recently renamed Fartway Deliveries Ireland but was deactivated by the unidentified controller(s) after Fastway initiated proceedings in late April.

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