Elon Musk Promises To Consider A New Special Feature On Twitter: MMA News: The trillion-dollar platforms and correspondingly large egos of their owners just cannot fit in the current digital world. Twitter is facing a serious threat from Meta’s recently launched Threads, which is nearly comparable to the highly publicised feud between Elon Musk and Mark Zuckerberg, which has even prompted challenges for a physical confrontation. Follow MMA News Updates with InsideSports.IN.
Twitter is the leader in short-form public messaging and attracts everyone involved in the news, including news junkies and people who wish to break news themselves. Twitter has faced competition, especially since Musk took control of it. But until Threads, none posed a significant threat to Meta.
Elon Musk To Consider A New Special Feature On Twitter After Advice From Multi-Millionaire Kickboxer
Even though it lacked many of the capabilities that Twitter users take for granted, Threads attracted over 100 million users in the first week of its inception.
Following a flurry of criticism of the social media site, its ambiguous blue tick policies, who could say what, and its involvement in the US cultural wars, Musk publicly acquired Twitter.
Elon Musk Promises To Consider A New Special Feature On Twitter After Advice From Multi-Millionaire Kickboxer- “Kill Instagram”
Celebrities, government officials, businesses, and regular social media users are flocking to Meta’s recently launched app Threads to interact with their followers, including many Twitter emigrants weary of the controversy surrounding Elon Musk’s boisterous management of that platform.
Also, Tristan Tate the multi-millionaire kickboxer suggested a few tips on how to make Twitter a simpler and user-friendly social media platform for public use. Tristan tweeted:
“ Twitter needs a photo and caption section. Can you imagine all the big Instagram stars’ faces after seeing how much money everybody here is getting paid for creating content? The ads will generate money, Elon will share it, and Instagram will die Do it.”
Elon has agreed to the suggestion, as he replied “I don’t think it will kill Instagram, but it is definitely a feature we should have”.
Adam Mosseri, the head of Instagram, announced in a Threads post on Monday that 100 million people have signed up for Threads, a companion app to Instagram, in the five days since it launched.
But because of Musk’s political views and the modifications he’s made to Twitter, like upending its verification system, Coleman, a progressive, has been looking to migrate to a new site. She had already signed up for the decentralised social network Mastodon, but she had trouble navigating it.
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