GLONGHUI, January 8 | The US Supreme Court on Monday rejected social media giant X's appeal. The cause of this incident is that the US federal government monitors Americans and foreigners using the X service platform and prohibits Company X from disclosing its surveillance practices. Company X's appeal questioned this ban. Platform X, formerly known as Twitter (Twitter), argues that the federal government prohibits the company from disclosing the receipt of user monitoring requests related to national security is unconstitutional. The US Supreme Court did not explain why it refused to accept X's appeal, nor did it reveal which judges and how many judges might want to handle the case.