Twitter estimates spam, fake accounts comprise less than 5% of users

I did some further digging and it turns out "However, Twitter reported 229 mDAUs in quarter 1 of 2022,"

229 million monetized daily active users (mDAUs)

Which means there needs to be no more than 10.3million that are bots.

I'm sure pretty much every account gets an advertising ID and is monetized.

That means that there can't be more than 10.3 million bots..... That are DAILY ACTIVE.

There can be bot campaigns, and bot swarms, short term.

But they claim less than 10 million daily active bots. Seems pretty reasonable window? Still allows for 50 million bots, as long as they don't post daily, only during key crises.

Source: https://www.searchenginejournal.com/twitter-miscounted-users...

Do companies ever inflate or deflate values to look better to shareholders? What about values that are hard to measure, or are open to interpretation, in particular?