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# X (Twitter)

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Collect **public Tweets** across text, images, video and galleries. **Sponsored** or **Media Studio** posts are excluded.
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**What Amondo can collect**

* Tweets in any format: **text**, **image**, **video**, **gallery**

**Discovery & Eligibility**

* **Discoverability:** **#hashtag**, **@mention**, **keyword**, **username**
* **Visibility:** must be **public**
* **Exclusions:** sponsored Tweets and posts from **Twitter Media Studio** are not supported

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<summary><strong>Permissions &#x26; rights for X (Twitter) (quick reference)</strong></summary>

* **Embed/display public Tweets:** No additional permission required.
* **Create derivatives / compile into new assets:** *Explicit permission* required.
* **Repost to your brand’s X account:** Native **Retweet/Quote** is fine; for downloaded/re-uploaded media, obtain *explicit permission*.

Need help securing permission? [Contact support](mailto:curation@amondo.com).

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<summary><strong>API notes &#x26; limits</strong></summary>

* Only **public** Tweets are accessible; DMs and protected accounts are excluded.
* Sponsored/Media Studio content is not collected.
* Search and rate limits are governed by X’s API policies.

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