Since its launch, the parody account had made 650 Tweets.
Apple allegedly complained to Twitter about the account earlier this year, claiming that it violated rules about creating "parody" accounts.
Twitter sent the following message to the creator of the account:
Twitter firmly believes in the freedom of expression; however, impersonation that misleads, confuses, or deceives is against our Rules. If you had intended to create a parody, commentary or fan account, we need you to make it clearer in order to avoid confusion.
It is true that in Twitter's rules it clearly states that to have a parody/fan account you must have a qualifier in the username such as "Not" or "Fake."
Twitter has not confirmed whether that was the reason or not, or whether it would be willing to bring the acount back.
Written by: Andre Yoskowitz @ 2 Mar 2011 16:16
