Elon Musk has announced that X will start showing headlines again on the platform in a future release. Earlier this year, the company had decided to remove titles from the articles on the platform.
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Elon Musk's vision of a "super app" is slowly becoming more clear. In a recent meeting, Musk had asked X's employees to work on a financial services to be added to the app by the next year.
Elon Musk is planning to make X (formerly Twitter) a subscription only service. He notes that charging users for the service will be the only way to curb the problem of bots on the platform.
X has updated its privacy policy to include biometrics, job, college history, employment preferences, and more to the list of data points it plans to collect from the users in the coming months.
X will now allow Blue subscribers to download videos from the website as long as they meet certain criteria. This comes just a day after Musk announced that Blue users can now hide blue checkmarks.
TweetDeck is next in line for a makeover with the service now showing XPro for logged out users. There are still some text and media left over from the old brand, but the service is getting revamped.
Twitter may face legal complications as Elon Musk tries to rebrand it to X.com. Currently, both Meta and Microsoft hold multiple trademarks related to "X" which may cause issues for Musk and Twitter.
Elon Musk has confirmed that X.com now redirects to Twitter in an attempt to rebrand Twitter. The billionaire plans to create a super app but for now X.com will be the new home for Twitter.
Elon Musk, the billionaire entrepreneur and CEO of numerous companies, has announced on Twitter the launch of X.com. The website is (almost) blank for now, but Musk promised to unveil more tomorrow.