[Python] Why is my individual Tweet ID number changing last few digits to "0" when received in...

I'm using Tweepy python library to access the Twitter API to retrieve cryptocurrency tweets. My application uses a Django backend and a ReactJs frontend. While my web-app will show the retrieved tweet itself, I intend to also have a clickable link available, to re-route to the original on Twitter.

My Django Rest Framework API is retrieving the correct Tweet ID number in full when returning a JSON. However, when I'm retrieving from the Rest Framework API to my Frontend, the last few digits of the Tweet ID number is changed to "0". I wonder if this is a default protection measure that Twitter uses?

Django Rest API:

…
"bitcoin_tweet_user": "TheStarPhoenix",
"bitcoin_tweet": "Teslas can now be bought for bitcoin, Elon Musk says […]",
"bitcoin_tweet_link": 1375092596339585038,
…


Front-End of Website:



App.js:

<div className="center-column-tweet">
<div className="item-row-tweets">
<div className="left">
<span>
<b>@{tasks.bitcoin_tweet_user}</b><br/><br/>
"{tasks.bitcoin_tweet}"<br/>
<b>Link:</b> https://twitter.com/twitter/statuses/{tasks.bitcoin_tweet_link}
</span>
</div>
</div>
</div>

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