[ad_1] New Delhi: The microblogging website X (formerly Twitter) will block over 8,000 accounts in India following the government’s order to do so, the Elon Musk-run company said today. While X agreed to block the accounts, it protested against the order citing fundamental right of free speech. “X has received executive orders from the Indian…
[ad_1] X, the social media platform formerly known as Twitter has announced a new feature called Articles. “It is a new way to write and share long-form content with your followers on X,” said the company.The Articles feature is available only for Premium+ users. For those unaware, the Premium+ plan of X includes all Premium…
[ad_1] Elon Musk-owned social media platform X (formerly Twitter) will soon allow advertisers to place ads next to a curated list of content creators with its new Creator Targeting feature. Advertisers will now be able to choose to have their ads run before videos from specific creators, and these ads will be visible in the…
[ad_1] It seems like many Spotify users on Android are encountering issues with the app crashing lately. This is happening due to the latest beta update for Spotify on Android, which is causing the app to crash even before it opens fully.Over the last few days, Spotify has rolled out an update to its Android…
[ad_1] As the curtains close on 2023, Elon Musk has once again cemented his position as the world’s richest man. Despite a tumultuous year filled with market volatility, Twitter controversies, and personal challenges, Musk’s net worth ballooned by a staggering $100 billion. According to the Bloomberg Billionaire Index, Musk’s estimated net wealth is up by…
[ad_1] The assault occurred within the confines of the house, witnessed by the children. A woman in Kerala has been arrested after a video of her beating her mother-in-law surfaced on social media. In the footage, the woman is seen punching and pushing the elderly mother-in-law, who falls down and cries in pain. The incident…
[ad_1] X banning users’ accounts has been in the news several times, some for good reasons, some for random reasons. This time around, X Corp, the company led by Elon Musk has banned over 3 lakh accounts in India. To be exact, the company has banned 3,33,036 accounts in the country between October 26 and…
