X says French accusations of data tampering and fraud are politically motivated
X was responding to an announcement earlier this month from the Paris prosecutor's office, which said it was opening an investigation into the two alleged offenses.
Both offenses involved an 'automated data processing system,' according to prosecutors, who provided scant details of the alleged wrongdoing.
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