Twitter has blocked tweets and profiles from showing up in Google Search, drastically limiting the visibility of those pages.

Twitter has resumed paying its Google Cloud contract after newly appointed CEO Linda Yaccarino reportedly stepped in to patch up the relationship between the two companies.

Twitter has restarted paying its Google Cloud bills under new CEO Linda Yaccarino after Elon Musk halted payments, according to reports by Bloomberg and The Wall Street Journal.

Specifically, Twitter saw a drastic fall in its indexed tweet count, dropping from 471 million to 180 million — a staggering 62% plunge in its Google Search saturation.

Twitter's search visibility on Google fell by 32% in a single day, according to Sistrix, following actions taken by CEO Elon Musk.

While Google still has access to the Twitter firehose, Google has still dropped over half of the Twitter URL it indexed.

More platform instability could be in Twitter’s future, with the company reportedly refusing to pay Google for the Cloud services contract the two signed in 2018.

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