This is the "disclosure" issue.

The legal issue Twitter raises is whether its First Amendment rights are violated by a § 2705(6) nondisclosure order that prohibits Twitter from revealing the existence or contents of a search warrant to its customer, who is a suspect in a criminal investigation.

Basically Twitter wanted to notify Trump a search warrant had been issued for this account.

The court rejected this because other cases service providers have been prevented from disclosure on a temporary basis and the courts have previously said

we have considered an order of less than two years' duration "too short" to be fully litigated before it expires.

That seems to mean if the gov issues a search warrant to Twitter or greatawakening.wi the service provider may not be able to tell you for two years.