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X (formerly Twitter) has started rolling out its new account country labels, a transparency feature that publicly displays the country associated with a user’s account....
Elon Musk has made radical, erratic changes to the social media company since purchasing Twitter last month, including firing half the staff and enforcing a "hardcore" work culture.
Donald Trump would be allowed to return to Twitter, according to Elon Musk.
Employees have been given until Thursday to complete "extremely hardcore" work or leave the microblogging platform, according to Musk.
As fake accounts proliferated, Twitter recently paused its $8 blue check subscription service.
An application called Mastodon has seen a rise in users during the Twitter upheaval.
According to a person familiar with the move, Twitter Inc. has paused the $8 subscription programme it introduced earlier this week to address the problem of individuals mimicking well-known businesses.
Following his acquisition of the platform, Elon Musk recently asked Twitter users if they saw "much less bots/scams/spam" there.
Twitter: According to products executive Esther Crawford, not all previously verified accounts will receive the "Official" badge, and the label is not for sale.
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, a congresswoman from New York, was made fun of by Elon Musk by sharing a picture of a T-shirt that read, "Your criticism is appreciated, now pay $8."
On November 1, the Twitter CEO stated that blue tick would cost $8 in a series of tweets.
Elon Musk stated that this will be made clear as a requirement for joining Twitter Blue and that any name change would result in a temporary loss of the verified checkmark.
Musk also made fun of Twitter's search feature and promised that his company would improve it.
Elon Musk has more updates planned for the Twitter Blue subscription service, including adding user authentication as a premium feature.
A pop-up notifying thousands of banned Instagram users that their accounts are no longer active is blocking their attempts to log in.
More than 11,000 users of Instagram, Facebook, and Messenger had problems login in, sending messages, and using the apps.
The content filtering choices made by social media sites like Meta and Twitter will be subject to review by the grievance committees.