That's exactly wrong. Up until April 15th Twitter submitted detailed information on takedown requests to the Lumen Project[1]. Under Musk they've stopped that, and no longer publish anything systematically. Musks' announcement of the Turkey censorship leaves of what content was censored and for what reason, information Twitter has historically provided.

Twitter had been arguably the best tech company for censorship resistance. They're the only company that routinely fought the US government in court to protect user privacy.

https://twitter.com/lumendatabase/status/1651578251599310849

They asked for personal identifiers of 11000+ people in three years. I guess they are legally required to disclose giving away personal information.