X wants to stop creators from farming stolen viral clips for easy money

X is cracking down on repost accounts and content thieves by reducing payouts and shifting engagement credit back toward original creators.

X limits how much you can post and reply on the site for free. You must give money to Musk

X, the platform formerly known as Twitter, appears to have introduced stricter posting limits for users without paid verification, adding another reason for people to subscribe to X Premium. According to updated information on X’s Help Center and multi…

X gets a History tab where you can relive all the cursed stuff saved over the years

X is rolling out a new History tab on iOS that consolidates Bookmarks, long videos, Articles, and Likes into a single location, giving users a dedicated place to revisit saved content.

X is closing communities. But hey, you now have custom timelines and group chats

X is closing its Communities feature and replacing it with AI-powered custom timelines and expanded group chats, shifting focus to real-time and personalized interactions.

X makes it more expensive to post links through its API

Posting links on X through its API is now 1,900% more costly

EFF is the latest organization to leave X

The EFF follows the departure of various news organizations and others, who no longer find X a viable source of traffic.

X brings back Voice Notes to X Chat

X Chat brings back Voice Notes to DMs and group chats after removing the option during the upgrade.

X’s Grok AI now breaks language barriers and lets you edit photos using simple prompts

X is rolling out Grok-powered automatic translation and an AI photo editor that lets you tweak images with simple prompts.

X is rolling out automatic translation and photo editing powered by Grok

New automatic translations and photo editing on X are powered by the company’s flagship AI model.

X just added a much better built-in photo editor

X is rolling out a more capable image editor inside its post composer, finally adding basic tools like drawing, text overlays, and redaction-style blur.