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Notably shorter than its counterparts was the report submitted by Twitter, which came in at almost 80 pages. In contrast, those of TikTok, Meta, Google and Microsoft, for instance, range from around 150 to well over 200.

That the platform produced the thinnest report "gives the impression that they didn't take it seriously enough", a Commission official said.

This was perhaps unsurprising given Twitter's announcement earlier this week that it would scrap free third-party developer access to its APIs (Application Programming Interface), the official added, describing the move as "going against the spirit of the Code". [...]