To be eligible for the 'ads revenue sharing programme', users must be subscribed to X Premium or Verified Organisations, have a minimum of 5 million organic impressions on their combined posts within the last 3 months, and possess at least 500 followers.
Threads, known as a Twitter rival, has also introduced a new feature on its mobile app that allows users to seamlessly switch between multiple accounts without needing to log out.
X Corp, led by Elon Musk, has also announced the discontinuation of Circles, a feature allowing users to curate a select group of up to 150 people for specific conversations.
Notably, members within a Circle were unable to retweet any content posted within it, although they retained the ability to capture screenshots or download tweets.
Musk highlights the growing popularity and engagement with long-form content on the platform formerly known as Twitter. It also suggests that X is actively working on improvements and updates to enhance user experience and address user feedback, such as handling inactive accounts and usernames.
Although there were no official comments about who posted the wild claims, a report by The Sun claimed his account had been hacked.
X has also introduced a special feature for verified organisations. If an organisation pays $1,000 per month for verification, they can now display job listings on their X profiles using the new X Hiring Beta feature.
This new ID verification system is a major step towards ensuring authenticity and security on the X platform, while also providing additional advantages for its premium users.
Notes automatically display on posts containing a matching image. This proves to be an effective tool for addressing AI-generated images, edited photos, and more.
In addition to this like-hiding feature, X has made other changes. They've renamed tweets as “posts” and retweets as “reposts” in their new terms of service, set to go into effect on September 29.
To comply with the new IT Rules of 2021, major digital platforms like X Corp, with over 5 million users, are required to publish monthly reports detailing their compliance efforts.
Bluesky has been focusing on enhancing moderation and content curation through increased staffing and improved tools, scaling up its infrastructure, and enabling network federation to accommodate growth.
Users will now also encounter stricter guidelines regarding data usage. The updated terms explicitly prohibit crawling or scraping of the services without prior written consent from X Corporation.
X said that this is a highly-scalable way of adding context to edited clips, AI-generated videos, and more and is available to all top writers and eligible Community Notes contributors.
India TV Fact Check investigated the video and found that the claim is misleading. The leopard is actually sick, not drunk.
A probe by the police found that a gang that actively targeted such couples was behind it. The gang operated a WhatsApp group called "Army of Mahdi" and shared the videos on the group.
According to the company, organisations can now display job listings on their X profiles by investing $1,000 per month in verification status through a newly introduced feature.
Donald Trump: It was Trump's first post since Jan.8, 2021, when Twitter suspended his account indefinitely, citing fears he would incite additional violence following the deadly storming of the US Capitol building.
Bluesky, the social media platform created by Elon Musk's X (formerly Twitter), has announced its intention to enhance network stability and security by introducing "rate limits." However, Bluesky assures its users that this change will not impact their ability to post and engage on the platform.
X has boosted the upper limit for participants in its direct message (DM) group chats from 150 to 200, as revealed by Enrique, a product engineer at the company, on Tuesday. Additionally, he dropped hints about forthcoming improvements to DM functionality in the coming week.
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