https://www.cnet.com/news/starz-reportedly-apologizes-for-going-after-tweets-about-tv-piracy/

The TV network, which hired the third-party company after a security breach, is reviewing all of the affected tweets and working to reinstate ones that were "inappropriately targeted for removal," according to Variety.

"The techniques and technologies employed in these efforts are not always perfect, and as such it appears that in this case, some posts were inadvertently caught up in the sweep that may fall outside the DMCA guidelines," Starz said in a statement on Monday, according to Variety. "That was never our intention and we apologize to those who were incorrectly targeted."