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The query returned tweets outside of the specified time parameters.
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The query returned tweets outside of the specified time parameters.How can I ensure the query only returns tweets within the specified time range?
Hi, this is because you are trying to obtain the tweets of Trump. Twitter has made some special arrangements for Trump and his account, which leads to the returned data being a bit abnormal. For example, if you put this query condition in the Twitter client for retrieval, you will find that the result you get is the same as the result obtained by our actor. Ah, if you change to another name, say Elon Musk, you will find that the tweets we return are from the time period you set.
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Thank you for your answer.Is this issue specific to Trump's Twitter account? Is there any way to avoid or bypass this problem? I need to periodically fetch the latest tweets from a list of followed accounts (including Trump), but when passing multiple usernames as parameters, Trump's historical tweets keep overriding others' new tweets in the results.My json is like this: { "searchTerms": [ "from:elonmusk since:2025-05-02_08:47:00_UTC until:2025-05-02_09:37:00_UTC -filter:replies -filter:nativeretweets -filter:quote", "from:realDonaldTrump since:2025-05-02_08:47:00_UTC until:2025-05-02_09:37:00_UTC -filter:replies -filter:nativeretweets -filter:quote", "from:cz_binance since:2025-05-02_08:47:00_UTC until:2025-05-02_09:37:00_UTC -filter:replies -filter:nativeretweets -filter:quote" ] }
According to the data I've currently counted based on the statistics, only the tweets of Trump are like this. Then I've observed your request parameters and they seem to be fine. It's likely that only the tweets of Trump in the results you got have problems, but it won't affect the tweets of other people. Because of the "set terms" field, you currently have three query conditions. These three query conditions will be requested and processed separately to obtain data, and they won't affect each other. So, what do you mean by "overwriting the tweets of other people"?
