‘X’ gets new video and media improvements

Elon Musk’s ‘X’, formerly known as Twitter, has recently revealed upcoming enhancements to its service. Continue reading “‘X’ gets new video and media improvements”

X platform is fixing broken older Twitter links and images

A recent issue concerning tweets from before December 2014, with shortened links or images, was reported on X platform support. The problem led to broken links and images in these older tweets. Continue reading “X platform is fixing broken older Twitter links and images”

X platform glitch deletes old images and links

The X Platform, formerly Twitter, is experiencing trouble showing old posts with images or links converted using its URL shortener. Tom Coates (@tomcoates) highlighted the issue on a Saturday, and a few days earlier, @DaniloTakagi, a Brazilian YouTuber, also noticed the same problem. Continue reading “X platform glitch deletes old images and links”

Twitter rebrands official handle as @X in ongoing changes

Twitter’s rebranding continues as CEO Elon Musk announced the change to the official handle, now known as @X. The previous @Twitter handle is now inactive, redirecting users to follow @X for updates. Continue reading “Twitter rebrands official handle as @X in ongoing changes”

Twitter threatens Meta with lawsuit over Threads app

Twitter has issued a warning of potential legal action against Meta’s Threads app, a newly launched competitor to the popular microblogging site. This move comes in response to Meta’s claim of acquiring a staggering 30 million users within its first day, overshadowing its rivals. Continue reading “Twitter threatens Meta with lawsuit over Threads app”

Twitter says rate limits are to combat bots and protect users

Twitter has announced that it was implementing rate limits to help prevent bot activity. The company further stated that only a small percentage of users are currently affected by the rate limiting, and it was unable to inform users about the change in advance. Continue reading “Twitter says rate limits are to combat bots and protect users”

TweetDeck 2.0 launched, to go Twitter Blue exclusive

Twitter has announced the launch of its new version of TweetDeck to address recent issues. The company previously shut down the Mac app in June 2022, but the company had previously mentioned testing a new web app for TweetDeck in select regions. Continue reading “TweetDeck 2.0 launched, to go Twitter Blue exclusive”

Twitter implements temporary limits on post viewing

Twitter recently made significant changes to address issues related to data scraping and system manipulation on its platform. It implemented a mandatory login requirement, forcing users to log into their accounts to view tweets and user profiles. Continue reading “Twitter implements temporary limits on post viewing”

Elon Musk announces new Twitter CEO

Elon Musk has announced that Linda Yaccarino will be the next CEO of Twitter. Musk also stated that he would be repositioning himself to focus on product development and technological innovation in his new role as Executive Chairman and Chief Technical Officer. Continue reading “Elon Musk announces new Twitter CEO”

Twitter starts removing legacy ‘Blue Checks’ for users

Twitter has started removing blue checkmarks from legacy accounts, including those of high-profile figures like Beyonce and Pope Francis. This move had been threatened by Twitter’s owner, Elon Musk, who has been struggling to make the platform profitable since purchasing it for $44bn in 2022. Continue reading “Twitter starts removing legacy ‘Blue Checks’ for users”

Twitter introduces ‘Labels’ for tweets limited for policy violations

Twitter has introduced a new way of presenting tweets on your timeline. It’s based on an idea called “Freedom of Speech, not Freedom of Reach,” which is not a new rule but just more clarity on an old one. Continue reading “Twitter introduces ‘Labels’ for tweets limited for policy violations”

Several apps face issue as Twitter shuts free API access

Twitter announced in February that it would no longer provide free access to its application programming interface (API). Twitter has finally shut down its free API, which is breaking a lot of apps and websites. Initially scheduled for early February, the company had postponed the cut-off without providing a new date. Continue reading “Several apps face issue as Twitter shuts free API access”