I see that Twitter has immediately adopted the line that this Florida data analyst was fired so that Gov. Ron DeSantis could censor data. This is a wild jump in a variety of ways. Let us count them. floridatoday.com/story/news/202…
The researcher herself said in her parting letter that she has no idea whether her successors will censor data. 
The researcher has not responded to requests from the media, after making her allegation (an allegation she has not substantiated).
In fact, the data access has not changed, according to the article.
So basically, the story is someone got fired and made a thus-far-unsupported allegation of a cover-up. The person who got fired won't do interviews. The story then quotes several people who don't know anything about what happened speculating at a cover-up.
Twitter's big takeaway: this person was definitely fired to obscure data. So here's the problem: if Florida, the state most covered by the media (outside of Georgia) as an EVILDOING KILL GRANDMA STATE, were experiencing a serious uptick in cases and deaths, wouldn't we know?
