Elon Musk's social media platform, X, now offers users the ability to make audio and video calls for free. This new feature is available to all users, making communication easier. Here's how you can use it.
Elon Musk recently revealed plans for a new email service called XMail. This announcement has sparked excitement and speculation about what it could mean for the future of email.
Elon Musk asked Microsoft's CEO for help with a Windows PC issue. He wants to set up new computers without making a Microsoft account.
X allows users to receive audio and video calls from other X users just like WhatsApp and FaceTime. However, up until now, the feature was limited to paid subscribers of X but now the company is making it available to more X users.
For almost a week, the social media platform 'X' has been inaccessible in Pakistan, leaving users unable to share information.
The Centre ordered the microblogging site X to take action against certain accounts and posts linked to ongoing farmer protests. However, X, led by Elon Musk, expressed its disagreement with these orders, saying they go against freedom of expression.
The centre has ordered the microblogging site X to take action against certain accounts and posts, but X disagrees with these orders, citing freedom of expression concerns.
After facing massive backlash for an old tweet, 12th Fail actor Vikrant Massey issued an apology on X (formerly Twitter) saying, 'it was never my intention to hurt, malign or disrespect the Hindu community.'
Navalnaya, who has said she wants to continue her late husband's political struggle against President Vladimir Putin, opened the account on Monday (February 19).
Rajat Sharma became the most followed TV news personality in the world on X (formerly Twitter) last year. He celebrated his birthday on Sunday at Amritsar's Golden Temple with his wife and India TV's Managing Director Ritu Dhawan.
X Corp has banned a large number of accounts in India for promoting harmful content, including child sexual exploitation and terrorism.
The accounts identified by TTP include two that apparently belong to the top leaders of Lebanon-based Hezbollah and others belonging to Iranian and Russian state-run media.
X (Formerly Twitter) introduces a Creator Targeting feature for advertisers, allowing them to place ads alongside specific content creators' videos to regain lost revenue and address concerns over controversial content.
In 2024, X stated that it would improve detection mechanisms to find more reportable content on the platform to report to the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children (NCMEC). In 2023, X suspended 12.4 million accounts for violating its CSE policies.
X (Formerly Twitter) is introducing passkeys for more secure logins on iOS devices in the US. This innovative login method aims to provide better protection against potential security risks.
A massive data breach, named the "Mother of all Breaches," reveals 26 billion leaked records from Twitter, LinkedIn, and government sources, putting users at risk of identity theft and cyberattacks.
X has successfully addressed a bug which has been bothering numerous users and has been incorrectly labelled as 'Sensitive Media.' The company has acknowledged that this vulnerability was brought to its attention by multiple legitimate accounts.
X is introducing a new feature for premium Android users, allowing them to make audio and video calls directly from the app.
Elon Musk's social media platform, X (formerly Twitter), gets the green light for money transfers as Utah grants it a license, allowing users to send money to each other.
X has confirmed that Twitter's Trust and Safety Council was disbanded in December 2022 and that the company "had not replaced the Trust and Safety Council" with another advisory body... on matters relating to the safety of users, including hateful conduct".
Top News
Latest News
