Justice Alexandre de Moraes' recent order represents the latest turn in the ongoing dispute with Musk's platform. Earlier this year, the company faced off with de Moraes over issues related to free speech, far-right accounts, and misinformation on the site.
Beginning around 9 am today, many Twitter services suddenly went down, making it difficult for users to access the app. This outage affected people in numerous countries worldwide, including India.
Trump announced that if elected, he would consider appointing Elon Musk to a cabinet or advisory position, "if he would agree to it." Trump also mentioned that he might eliminate the $7,500 tax credit for electric vehicle purchases, describing it as "ridiculous."
The sources said Champai Soren was unhappy with the way he was removed from the Jharkhand CM post to make Hemant Soren the chief minister again.
Musk cited demands by Brazilian judge Alexandre de Moraes that would require X to violate multiple international laws as the reason behind this decision. For the safety of its staff, the closure has been made, and the platform's service will continue to be available in the country.
X said that it would close its operations in Brazil “effective immediately” due to alleged “censorship orders” from Brazilian judge Alexandre de Moraes.
As per DownDetector, a platform that monitors service outages, X (formerly Twitter) users from various regions filed reports, and the problems started around 1 pm.
Musk's highly anticipated interview with Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump faced a rocky start due to technical issues on Musk's social media platform, X. The interview, which eventually began after a 40-minute delay, drew over a million listeners as the two discussed various topics.
The interview between Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump and billionaire entrepreneur Elon Musk finally started on Musk's social media platform X. The interview had been delayed due to a DDoS attack, which prevented many users from accessing the live stream.
Musk's vision for X is to turn it into a super app, and launching its own payment service would help achieve this goal. An app researcher recently discovered a new 'Payments' option on the platform, suggesting that this feature is in the works.
The instructions for opting out of X using public tweet to train its AI model have been live on the company’s help page since May. The company only tweeted about it recently. Here’s how you can opt out.
The Delhi High Court has instructed social media platforms X and Google to remove defamatory posts against IRPS officer Anjali Birla, daughter of Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla, following a petition filed to address online harassment and reputation damage.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi celebrates reaching 100 million followers on the social media platform X. He surpasses Indian politicians, world leaders, athletes, and celebrities in follower count.
The European Commission found X in violation of the Digital Services Act (DSA) due to deceptive blue checkmarks and non-compliance with ad transparency requirements.
In its monthly report complying with the new IT Rules of 2021, the microblogging platform disclosed that it received 12,570 user complaints from India during the same period through its grievance redressal mechanisms.
X will be reviewing certain users' direct messages (DMs) as a part of their efforts to investigate reported violations and misuse of the service. Elon Musk-owned company has been making updates regularly for better user experience and advanced engagement.
Koo was initially seen as a Twitter rival and gained traction after Musk took over Twitter. At its peak, Koo had approximately 2.1 million daily active users and 10 million monthly users, with over 9,000 VIPs.
X has made a new change to its livestreaming feature, which may concern some users. Recently, Instagram also introduced new changes to its live streaming feature to enhance users' experience.
Elon Musk's social media platform, X, has taken significant action in India by banning over 200,000 accounts. This decision was made based on complaints received between April 26 and May 25, as these accounts were found to be engaged in inappropriate activities.
X's shift to ‘private likes’ is a strategic move to protect user privacy and promote a more genuine and secure interaction environment. Enabling the users to like content privately, aims to encourage more authentic engagement on the platform.
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