New X feature ensures public posts are available for everyone to see on the platform, however, blocked accounts cannot interact with the posts or users
Elon Musk has been fighting legal claims for back pay by thousands of Twitter staff he laid off
X isn't legally required to update the database, but it's become an expected practice for the company and its tech peers
Tech billionaire Elon Musk's social media posts have had a sudden boost' since July, new research reveals
Trump Media & Technology Group now holds a valuation exceeding $10 billion, with its stock more than quadrupling since late September
In early October, the head of the US intelligence community warned of a serious threat from foreign actors including Russia, Iran and China, aimed at undermining trust in polls
Taking hoax bomb-threat messages and calls seriously, the government has started identifying those behind the menace and asked social media platforms like Meta and X to share data on such messages, sources said. The government has also asked top multinational technology conglomerates to cooperate with it in helping identifying those behind such hoax calls, saying this involves public good. Top sources said the government has traced some people who were behind hoax bomb-threat calls targeting airlines and that action is being taken accordingly. The government sources did not provide any further details on where these hoax calls and messages came from and who were behind those. "The government has told social media companies Meta and X to share data pertaining to such hoax calls and messages made on their platforms targeting several airlines and asked them to cooperate," a senior official said. "They will have to cooperate and provide data since this involves public good at large," h
Joint Secretary Sanket S Bhondve demanded clarification from X on what measures it is taking to curb the spread of such rumours
Blocked users on X will still be able to view public tweets under the upcoming changes, unlike the current system where they are entirely prevented
The European Commission has been investigating X for several potential breaches of the Digital Services Act, newly introduced rules meant to ensure platforms police illegal content
The European Commission, which opened an investigation into online social media platform X in May, will announce its decision next week
BJP returns to power in Haryana for the third consecutive term and Jalebi starts trending on X symbolising Congress' defeat in the state
The Brazilian Supreme Court's Justice Alexandre de Moraes on Tuesday authorised the restoration of social media platform X's service in Brazil, over a month after its nationwide shutdown, according to a statement posted on the court's website. Elon Musk's X was blocked on August 30 in the highly online country of 213 million people and one of X's biggest markets, with estimates of its userbase ranging from 20 to 40 million. De Moraes ordered the shutdown after a monthslong dispute with Musk over free speech, far-right accounts and misinformation. Musk had disparaged de Moraes, calling him an authoritarian and a censor, despite the fact his rulings, including X's nationwide suspension, were repeatedly upheld by his peers. Despite Musk's public bravado, ultimately X complied with all of de Moraes' demands. They included blocking certain accounts from the platform, paying outstanding fines and naming a legal representative. Failure to do the latter had triggered the suspension.
X's legal team said that the fine payments were made correctly as pending dues are the only obstacle for the platform to be reinstated in Brazil
Delhi High Court has issued a notice to The New Indian and X for publishing content that is claimed to be contemptuous, in response to a legal notice filed against them
An Australian Court has upheld AUD 610,500 fine against Elon Musk's X for failing to address child abuse content amid crackdown on tech companies
X is currently worth around $9.4 billion, a fraction of the price Elon Musk paid to acquire the company
Elon Musk announced that posts containing bold text would no longer be prominently displayed on the platform's main timeline
The penalty was ordered by top court Justice Alexandre de Moraes as punishment for X having become accessible after the ban order
A decision from the court on X's return is still pending, but people close to Musk in Brazil believe service could be restored in a matter of days