Elon Musk has responded to the introduction of audio and video features on X as part of the platform’s transformation into an “Everything app.”
With the aim of transforming X, formerly known as Twitter, into an “everything app,” Elon Musk provided a teaser for users. He posted a tweet on October 26, guiding users on how to enable audio and video features on Twitter’s rebranded platform, ‘X.’
Since the acquisition in a $44 billion deal, Tesla CEO Elon Musk has been actively rebranding Twitter into ‘X.’ In his latest update, he shared a tweet displaying an early version of video and audio calling options on the platform.
The screenshot illustrated the choices for enabling voice and audio calls to individuals in users’ address books, all verified users, and those they “follow” on the service.
Excitement Builds as Elon Musk Teases Audio and Video Features on ‘X’
The announcement of the new feature has generated a wave of excitement among users who responded to the post with memes and comments like “This is wonderful… X is really taking us somewhere… now we are proud of X.” Some users even shared screenshots, noting that the feature seems to be available for people in the U.S., at least for now.
This isn’t the first time that Tesla and the owner of ‘X’ have teased Twitter users with the promise of audio and video calling features on the platform. Back in August 2023, Musk revealed that the ‘X’ team was actively working on rolling out new features as part of the platform’s rebranding phase. This new feature will enable users to connect through audio and video calls without needing to exchange phone numbers.
The recent teaser post has ignited excitement among ‘X’ users, with many eagerly anticipating this new rollout, which is poised to make ‘X’ an even more thrilling platform.
Elon Musk’s ‘X’ Platform: Evolving Changes and Suspense
Since its acquisition, the Elon Musk-owned ‘X’ platform has experienced several transformations. Earlier this month, ‘X’ initiated testing for a $1-per-year subscription fee, applicable to new web accounts interested in posting and engaging on this micro-blogging site. Musk introduced this new “Not a Bot” feature with the intention of reducing spam, automated bot accounts, and manipulation of its services. Currently, this feature is in the trial phase and has been introduced for users in New Zealand and the Philippines.
Following the $44 billion deal that saw the acquisition of Twitter, ‘X’ is undergoing a series of changes under Musk’s direction, with the goal of transforming it into an “everything app.” The platform remains in active development, keeping users excited and curious about what’s coming next with ‘X,’ the rebranded Twitter.
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