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Previously, we mentioned how TweetDeck rebranded to X Pro. Now, Elon Musk has locked the dashboard app behind a paywall. That said, what should you know about the XPro?

With X (Twitter) losing its user base, you'd think Threads was well-positioned to take over. But that's not the case, with the latter's daily active user count falling by over 80% within a month. Fortunately, an upcoming update could turn things around.

When Threads first launched, it was met with hype and excitement for Internet users to explore the platform. However, half of the daily active users on Threads were gone after a week, and right now, the platform continues to drop drastically before reaching a month.

If you are like the majority, many users really dislike the X logo replacing the classic Twitter bluebird. The app itself also got a name and logo change just over the weekend, but luckily, someone found a way to change both back on the iPhone. Here's how to do it.

As the story continues, Elon Musk seems to be quite obsessed with the new X logo. It was only last week when he wanted to remove the Twitter name from its headquarters building in San Francisco, and then built a huge X with strobing lights on top of it.

X's problems are far from over, and it's funny to see Twitter's rebranding making more headlines. The platform's icon change alone seems to have resulted in some weird problems, including security-related ones.

Earlier today, we mentioned that Twitter will only have dark mode onwards. However, this does not last long as the X (formerly known as Twitter) owner changed his mind. This is what Elon Musk have to say:

Elon Musk is really pushing for his X brand and here's another change that's coming. X, formerly known as Twitter will soon only have 'dark mode'. Why? Because "it is better in every way," says Musk.

It has been a roller-coaster of a month. Twitter users have braced wave after wave of changes made by Elon Musk. Yesterday, the CEO of Twitter did something that changed Twitter forever, in both literal and figurative sense. The iconic tweet handle for Twitter is now @X.

Today, Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg finally announced that Threads will have a new Following feature update. It was confirmed on his Instagram broadcast channel, where Threads users can check out posts of people that they follow instead of random accounts.