Kenne Michael With the intention of making X, formerly known as Twitter, an “everything app,” Elon Musk teased users with a post urging them to enable audio and video features on Twitter.
Since the $44 billion acquisition, Tesla’s CEO is leaving no stone unturned to rebrand Twitter, which is now known as ‘X’.
In the most recent development, Elon Musk tweeted on October 26: “Early version of video & audio calling on 𝕏.”
Early version of video & audio calling on 𝕏 https://t.co/aFI3VujLMh
— Elon Musk (@elonmusk) October 25, 2023
The image displayed options for enabling voice and audio calls to users’ address book contacts, all verified users, and individuals they “follow” on the service.
X Introduces Voice And Video Calling Feature
The announcement of the new feature generated excitement among users, who responded to the post with memes and comments such as “This is wonderful… X is really taking us someway.. now we are proud of X.”
Some users shared screenshots claiming that the feature is currently only accessible to users in the United States.
This is not the first time Tesla and X’s proprietor has teased Twitter users by announcing an audio and video calling feature on X.
Musk announced in August 2023 that the X team is working to bring out new features while the platform undergoes rebranding.
This new feature will allow users to make audio and video conversations without revealing their phone numbers.
Many X users are anxiously awaiting the rollout of this new feature, which will make X an even more exciting place due to a recent teaser post that generated a buzz amongst them.
Constant Alterations with X
Since the acquisition, X has endured several modifications.
This month, X started testing a $1-per-year subscription charge for new web accounts willing to post and interact on this microblogging site.
He said this new “Not a Bot” feature will decrease spam, automated bot accounts, and service manipulation.
This feature, which is currently undergoing testing, has been made available to users in New Zealand and the Philippines.
Moreover, since Twitter’s $44 billion acquisition, X has undergone several adjustments as Musk strives to make this platform an “everything app.”
The platform is still undergoing some changes, keeping users enthusiastic and anticipating what’s next for Twitter, now known as X.
