Elon Musk settles with the SEC for $1.5M over his delayed 2022 Twitter stake disclosure. The record-breaking fine ends years of legal "harassment" and litigation.
X's new "anti-bot" audit has backfired, silencing legitimate users with unlocked bootloaders or jailbroken phones. Is your device now "unauthorized" to post?
X strikes back at engagement farmers! New 2026 rules impose a 90-day monetization ban for posting undisclosed AI-generated war videos. Is your payout at risk?
X is testing a new "AI-Generated" toggle for all posts. Fail to disclose synthetic content, and Community Notes could trigger a permanent account suspension.
X product lead Nikita Bier announces a total ban on InfoFi apps in Jan 2026, revoking API access to stop AI-driven crypto spam and token farming.
X is rolling out "About this account," a new feature that publicly reveals an account's creation location and handle history to increase transparency and curb fake profiles.
X is now letting Premium+ subscribers request dormant usernames, dividing them into 'Priority' and 'Rare' categories with ambiguous rules and rumored costs up to millions.
X is retiring the Twitter.com domain, requiring users with passkeys or security keys to re-enroll by Nov 10 to avoid being locked out of their accounts.
X is launching a pay-as-you-go API subscription, calculating charges based on tweets read and posted, after fixed $42,000/month fees deterred users.
X is testing a new iOS feature that keeps the original post visible when users tap a link, aiming to solve low engagement rates for creators.
Elon Musk has settled the $128M lawsuit with former Twitter executives over unpaid severance. The undisclosed agreement is contingent on Musk fulfilling set conditions by Oct 31.
A new study reveals X/Twitter is the most aggressive social media app for location tracking, while YouTube collects the least.
Linda Yaccarino has resigned as X CEO after two years, reigniting speculation about the platform's future under Elon Musk, particularly its ad business and AI ambitions (Grok).
Elon Musk's X (formerly Twitter) has updated its API terms, banning AI model training on its data. This move protects Grok while impacting developers.
Elon Musk's xAI Holdings, parent of X and xAI, plans a $20 billion fundraising round, potentially the second largest ever, valuing the combined entities.
Discover how X is monetizing inactive usernames, turning abandoned handles into valuable auction opportunities for businesses.