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.
In the recent announcement, Elon Musk said that its internet service has reached 100 countries, Sierra Leone in Africa being the 100th from the list. Musk made the announcement via an X post.
Musk recently announced to allow adult and graphic posts on the X platform. After some users raised concerns over the new feature, Musk said that he would add a ‘porn-free’ feature.
X (formerly known as Twitter) has updated its rules to post adult and graphic content, with certain conditions. The new policy permits the sharing of consensually produced, despite concerns over an increase in explicit content.
In Rafah, Gaza, Israeli airstrikes have led to the tragic loss of life, claiming the lives of at least 45 Palestinians, among them many innocent children. Consequently, a wave of condemnation against Israel surged across various social media platforms with the hashtag- "All eyes on Rafah".
Elon Musk announced a rebranding exercise for Twitter last July. Until now, most of the X pages and its offerings used Twitter in their URL. Now, the exercise is completed and here’s what has changed.
Elon Musk recently said that X (formerly known as Twitter) will be launching more features to make live content more engaging and wider reach.
A fact check conducted by Newschecker revealed that a quote falsely attributed to veteran actor Naseeruddin Shah regarding Kangana Ranaut and Prime Minister Narendra Modi is circulating online.
Elon Musk introduced a monetisation program on X last year. The platform also allows users to upload full videos. Now, Musk has said that people can upload movies to the platform to earn money.
The account was later restored, however, the Assam Pradesh Congress Committee lodged a police complaint and demanded the arrest of the culprit.
As Tesla faces a rough time due to a global slowdown in EV sales, Elon Musk asked billionaire investor Warren Buffet to invest in his company. It is not the first time when Buffet was invited to invest in Tesla, as Musk invited him when the company was worth 0.1 per cent.
Elon Musk announced a new feature for X (formerly known as Twitter) allowing users to limit replies exclusively to verified accounts, aiming to combat spam and bots. This move follows the platform's recent crackdown on spam, which led to some users losing followers.
Elon Musk has said that he supports absolute freedom of speech and is always against any censorship on his social media platform X. Now, the company has made changes to block features to support his idea of freedom of speech.
Elon Musk started ad revenue sharing for creators on X last year. The company has made regular payouts to top content creators. However, this is leading to a new problem on the platform.
Elon Musk lashed out at Australia's prime minister on Tuesday after a court ordered his social media company X to take down footage of an alleged terrorist attack in Sydney.
Australia's Prime Minister on the social platform X refusing to take down comments made after the stabbing attack that took place in a Sydney church last Monday.
In a recent reply on the X (formerly known as Twitter), Elon Musk confirmed that he will be adding X to the Tesla cars, meaning the electric car owners could use the micro-blogging platform via a software update in the Tesla user interface (UI).
Elon Musk recently said that the platform is taking action against accounts that are doing engagement farming on X. He made recent comments while defending his decision to act on spam accounts, which resulted in many users losing followers.
Pakistan's interior ministry on Wednesday said the platform's failure to address misuse necessitated a ban on the microblogging site. The decision to ban X (Twitter) was met with widespread criticism from human rights organisations, press bodies and political parties.
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