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X Begins Rolling Out Updated Block Feature That Lets Blocked Users See Posts, Followers List
X (formerly known as Twitter) announced the roll out of the new block function on Sunday. The social media platform first announced the decision to change the way block works last month. With the new system, the blocked users can see the profile, posts, as well as followers and following lists of the users who had blocked them.
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Elon Musk Confirms Plans to Charge New Users on X a ‘Small Fee’ Before They Can Write Posts
Elon Musk-owned X (formerly known as Twitter) could soon start charging new users an annual fee to give them access to write posts, like, reply, or bookmark posts. The billionaire entrepreneur confirmed the development to bring this policy to the social media platform on April 15, highlighting that the move was aimed at reducing spam on the platfor...
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X Bans Over 2 Lakh Accounts In India Over Policy Violations
Elon Musk-led X Corp has set a new precedent in India by banning a staggering 212,627 accounts within the span of a month, marking a significant crackdown on content promoting child sexual exploitation and non-consensual nudity.
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Man Says Urban Company Executive Broke His Rs 40,000 TV, Company Responds
Mr Jaini added that the company was not willing to pay more than Rs 10,000, due to "certain policies", as informed by the customer care executive.
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X's Senior India Employee Samiran Gupta Resigns: Report
Social media platform X's head of policy for India and South Asia, Samiran Gupta, has resigned, two sources said, a top departure that comes ahead of India elections and as the company fights a court battle with New Delhi over content removal.
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Fake Facebook Accounts From China "Evolving" In Push For Influence: Meta
Networks of fake Facebook accounts run from China are "evolving" and adopting new tactics in their quest to sow discord overseas, the social media platform told Australian lawmakers today.
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Threads Will Label Government Accounts on New App, Meta Tells Australia
Meta, the owner of Facebook and Instagram, plans to label government-affiliated accounts on its new Twitter-like platform Threads, Josh Machin, Meta's head of public policy for Australia, told an inquiry on foreign interference on Tuesday.
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Elon Musk Warns Twitter Users Of Potential Drop In Followers. Here's Why
According to Twitter's policy, users should log in to their accounts at least once every 30 days to avoid permanent removal due to prolonged inactivity.
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4/20: Elon Musk's Deadline To Remove Legacy Blue Ticks Today. What's Next
The legacy 'blue ticks' were considered coveted as they were only given to notable social media users like celebrities, politicians and journalists who had passed strict verification processes online.
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Elon Musk Touts New Moderation Policy To Reassure Advertisers
Twitter head Elon Musk on Tuesday attempted to reassure wary advertisers by hyping up the site's newly introduced content moderation policy against hateful material.
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White House Won't Pay For Twitter Verification Under Elon Musk's New Rule: Report
The White House has stated that it will not pay to become verified as an organisation and will not reimburse employees who buy Twitter Blue on their personal social media accounts.
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Twitter's Legacy Blue Tick Remains Intact With Users Despite Elon Musk's Announcement
Twitter has so far not followed through on the announcement and users continue to have the legacy blue checkmark on their profiles.
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BBC Reaches Deal With Gary Lineker After Twitter Row
Gary Lineker will return as presenter of the flagship BBC football show Match of the Day, the broadcaster said on Monday, ending a crisis sparked by his criticism of the UK government's new asylum policy
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Twitter to Let Users Appeal Account Suspension Starting February 1
Twitter users can appeal account suspension starting February 2023 under the new criteria for account suspension and reinstatement announced by the company. Under the new criteria, Twitter will take less severe action, in comparison to account suspension. Elon Musk came under fire for suspending the accounts of several journalists in December.
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Elon Musk Says New Twitter Policy Will Follow And Question Science
Talking to Social media, Elon Musk on Wednesday announced that the new Twitter Policy will not only follow science but also question science, reasonably.
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X Begins Rolling Out Updated Block Feature That Lets Blocked Users See Posts, Followers List
X (formerly known as Twitter) announced the roll out of the new block function on Sunday. The social media platform first announced the decision to change the way block works last month. With the new system, the blocked users can see the profile, posts, as well as followers and following lists of the users who had blocked them.
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Elon Musk Confirms Plans to Charge New Users on X a ‘Small Fee’ Before They Can Write Posts
Elon Musk-owned X (formerly known as Twitter) could soon start charging new users an annual fee to give them access to write posts, like, reply, or bookmark posts. The billionaire entrepreneur confirmed the development to bring this policy to the social media platform on April 15, highlighting that the move was aimed at reducing spam on the platfor...
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X Bans Over 2 Lakh Accounts In India Over Policy Violations
Elon Musk-led X Corp has set a new precedent in India by banning a staggering 212,627 accounts within the span of a month, marking a significant crackdown on content promoting child sexual exploitation and non-consensual nudity.
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Man Says Urban Company Executive Broke His Rs 40,000 TV, Company Responds
Mr Jaini added that the company was not willing to pay more than Rs 10,000, due to "certain policies", as informed by the customer care executive.
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X's Senior India Employee Samiran Gupta Resigns: Report
Social media platform X's head of policy for India and South Asia, Samiran Gupta, has resigned, two sources said, a top departure that comes ahead of India elections and as the company fights a court battle with New Delhi over content removal.
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Fake Facebook Accounts From China "Evolving" In Push For Influence: Meta
Networks of fake Facebook accounts run from China are "evolving" and adopting new tactics in their quest to sow discord overseas, the social media platform told Australian lawmakers today.
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Threads Will Label Government Accounts on New App, Meta Tells Australia
Meta, the owner of Facebook and Instagram, plans to label government-affiliated accounts on its new Twitter-like platform Threads, Josh Machin, Meta's head of public policy for Australia, told an inquiry on foreign interference on Tuesday.
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Elon Musk Warns Twitter Users Of Potential Drop In Followers. Here's Why
According to Twitter's policy, users should log in to their accounts at least once every 30 days to avoid permanent removal due to prolonged inactivity.
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4/20: Elon Musk's Deadline To Remove Legacy Blue Ticks Today. What's Next
The legacy 'blue ticks' were considered coveted as they were only given to notable social media users like celebrities, politicians and journalists who had passed strict verification processes online.
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Elon Musk Touts New Moderation Policy To Reassure Advertisers
Twitter head Elon Musk on Tuesday attempted to reassure wary advertisers by hyping up the site's newly introduced content moderation policy against hateful material.
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White House Won't Pay For Twitter Verification Under Elon Musk's New Rule: Report
The White House has stated that it will not pay to become verified as an organisation and will not reimburse employees who buy Twitter Blue on their personal social media accounts.
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Twitter's Legacy Blue Tick Remains Intact With Users Despite Elon Musk's Announcement
Twitter has so far not followed through on the announcement and users continue to have the legacy blue checkmark on their profiles.
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BBC Reaches Deal With Gary Lineker After Twitter Row
Gary Lineker will return as presenter of the flagship BBC football show Match of the Day, the broadcaster said on Monday, ending a crisis sparked by his criticism of the UK government's new asylum policy
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Twitter to Let Users Appeal Account Suspension Starting February 1
Twitter users can appeal account suspension starting February 2023 under the new criteria for account suspension and reinstatement announced by the company. Under the new criteria, Twitter will take less severe action, in comparison to account suspension. Elon Musk came under fire for suspending the accounts of several journalists in December.
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Elon Musk Says New Twitter Policy Will Follow And Question Science
Talking to Social media, Elon Musk on Wednesday announced that the new Twitter Policy will not only follow science but also question science, reasonably.
