Four Democratic Senators have raised concerns about Twitter's ability to comply with a Federal Trade Commission (FTC) consent decree, which followed the company's settlement with the federal agency last year. Recent personnel changes and the launch of new products have prompted the senators to question Twitter's compliance. The FTC consent decree required Twitter to take measures to safeguard user privacy. The company hired a new chief privacy officer and introduced a privacy hub following the settlement. The senators are worried that these changes may not be sufficient to ensure full compliance with the FTC order. Compliance with the FTC order is crucial for Twitter, as violations could lead to substantial fines.