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X (formerly Twitter) will remove public likes from user profiles. This aims to encourage users to like content freely without fearing backlash, especially for controversial topics.

X (Twitter) announces removal of public likes from user profiles: See why

<h2>X (formerly Twitter) will remove public likes from user profiles. This aims to encourage users to like content freely without fearing backlash, especially for controversial topics.</h2>

The social media platform X, previously known as Twitter, is set to undergo a significant change regarding user interaction. Public likes, a core feature allowing users to see which posts others have liked, will be removed from user profiles.
This announcement, made by X's Director of Engineering Haofei Wang, has sparked discussions about the platform's direction and its potential impact on user behavior.
<h3>Motivations behind the change</h3>
Wang cited concerns about "wrong behaviour" incentivized by public likes as the primary reason for this decision.
He explained that users often hesitate to like "edgy" content due to fear of retaliation or damage to their public image. This, according to X, discourages genuine user engagement and content discovery.
While public visibility of likes will be removed, the functionality itself won't disappear entirely. Users will still be able to like posts as usual, and the total number of likes on a post will remain publicly visible.
However, users won't be able to see who liked a particular post, nor will there be a dedicated "Likes" tab on user profiles showcasing their liked content.
<h3>Impact on user experience</h3>
The removal of public likes alters the way users interact with content on X. &nbsp;It removes the ability to gauge public sentiment towards specific posts and potentially reduces the sense of community fostered by shared likes.
Additionally, some users might find it less rewarding to like content without the social validation previously provided by a public like count.
While X's leadership claims this change will encourage free expression, it remains to be seen how users will react.
X owner Elon Musk has a history of both proposing and then backtracking on significant platform changes. The possibility of a future reversal on this decision cannot be entirely ruled out.
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If you're trying to access X on your computer and facing issues, you can bypass the web outage by opening the X mobile app on your iPhone or Android smartphone.

Twitter down in India, web version of X not working for many users

Web version of X (Twitter) down in India for many users

<h2>If you're trying to access X on your computer and facing issues, you can bypass the web outage by opening the X mobile app on your iPhone or Android smartphone.</h2>

If you're trying to access X (formerly Twitter) on your computer and facing issues, you can try waiting a while and refreshing the page to see if it resolves itself.
Alternatively, you can switch to the X mobile app and continue using the platform there.
The web version of microblogging platform X, formerly known as Twitter, appears to be experiencing an outage in India.
Users attempting to access the platform through their web browser might be unable to view their timeline, post tweets, or browse trending topics.
This follows a similar incident just a few days ago, leaving users across the globe frustrated and unable to access their accounts.
While the exact cause of the outage remains unknown, reports suggest it might be concentrated in India.
<h3>Mobile app still working</h3>
There's good news for mobile users: the X mobile app seems to be functioning normally. So, if you have the app downloaded on your phone or tablet, you can continue using the platform without any issues.
It's difficult to say definitively how many users are affected. However, reports suggest the issue might be concentrated in India.
There haven't been widespread complaints from users in other countries, indicating the problem might be regional.
<h3>No official statement yet</h3>
Unfortunately, there's no official word from X on the cause of the outage or when it will be resolved.
The company typically announces technical difficulties and updates on their social media platforms, but since the web version is currently down, this might be a slower process.
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Elon Musk’s X is actively seeking solutions to address the issue of fake accounts and malicious automated activity on the platform.

Elon Musk considers fee for new X users to combat bot activity

<h2 dir="ltr">Elon Musk&rsquo;s X is actively seeking solutions to address the issue of fake accounts and malicious automated activity on the platform.</h2>

Social media platform X is exploring a new policy under the leadership of Elon Musk. The proposed policy would require new users to pay a small fee to create an account and be able to post content.&nbsp;
This move comes amidst ongoing efforts by X to combat the presence of fake accounts and automated bots on the platform.
Musk himself addressed the issue in a recent response to an X user post.&nbsp;
He argued that current methods employed by X, such as CAPTCHAs, are easily bypassed by sophisticated AI and "troll farms." He stated his belief that a small fee would be the "only way" to effectively curb the "onslaught of bots."
<h3>Free trial period for new users</h3>
While details regarding the specific fee amount remain undisclosed, Musk did reveal that new users would have a grace period.&nbsp;
After creating an account, they would be able to post and interact with the platform for free for the first three months.&nbsp;
This temporary free access would presumably allow them to assess the value proposition of X before committing to a paid membership.
The proposed fee system might draw inspiration from a similar trial program implemented in New Zealand and the Philippines in October 2023.&nbsp;
Under that program, new users in those regions were required to pay $1 annually to unlock posting functionalities, such as writing posts, replies, and reposts. They could still access and read existing content without paying a fee.
<h3>Musk's previous initiatives against bots</h3>
Musk has a history of taking action against bots on X. In 2023, the platform updated its policies to allow the use of public posts for training machine learning algorithms.&nbsp;
This move was seen as a potential deterrent to bad actors who might be discouraged from posting harmful content if it could be used to improve AI for content moderation.
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