Twitter is refusing to pay its Google Cloud (GOOGL.O) bills, which will be renewed this month, due to disagreements with Google. If this situation continues, security problems may arise on Twitter. Twitter has refused to pay the bills for Google Cloud (GOOGL.O), whose contract will be renewed this month, which could put the trust & security teams of the social media company in trouble, Platformer reported the other day.

Multi-year contract signed

Before Elon Musk took over the social media platform last year, Twitter signed a multi-year contract with Google to fight spam and protect accounts, the report said. The platformer report did not elaborate on how the conflict between the companies would negatively impact Twitter's trust & security teams. The Information said Twitter has been trying to renegotiate its contract with Google since March. The platformer said Twitter hosts some services on its own server, while others host it on Amazon (AMZN.O) and Google's cloud platforms. In March, Amazon warned Twitter that the company would stop paying ads for cloud computing services due to unpaid bills to Amazon Web Services.

Since Musk's acquisition, Twitter has drastically reduced its costs and laid off thousands of its employees. A source said that Musk had instructed the company to reduce infrastructure costs, such as cloud services spending, by $1 billion.