It's not often you hear figureheads on an interview swearing on live television. Well, that was exactly how it happened on CNBC TV's interview with Elon Musk, the current owner of Twitter X regarding advertisers boycotting the platform.

If you are a Malaysian, you might want to pay more attention to this news. Recently, NordPass revealed the 15 most used passwords in Malaysia. That said, is your password one of them?

4 months ago, Mark Zuckerberg launched Threads as a reply to the Twitter rebranding. The platform was a hit. However, as we mentioned previously, the numbers have dropped steadily. Perhaps, this is what made Meta launch this feature.

X (formerly Twitter) has been working hard on monetising its platform since Elon Musk took over. Earlier this week, Musk announced that a cheaper subscription tier would be available soon. That happened earlier today, as the company announced two new subscription plans.

Looks like Elon Musk is really serious about X being an “Everything app”. Recently, the app launched an “Early version of video and audio calling” feature on X. That said, what should you know about it?

At this point, Elon Musk’s exploits and shenanigans with X are well documented. After introducing X’s premium feature, the CEO of Space X and Tesla aims to launch an ad-free premium subscription soon. That said, what should you know about it?

Paying X (formerly Twitter) to send a tweet sounds ridiculous but for now, it's currently being tested as a new program for new unverified accounts in New Zealand and the Philippines. Called "Not a Bot", new users are required to sign up for a $1 (~RM4.75) annual subscription just to post and interact with others.

X, formerly known as Twitter, has undergone a lot of changes in recent months. Yep, you heard that right. Months, not years. Thanks to Elon Musk’s shenanigans, the app we know, and love could be locked behind a paywall in the future.

Twitter (also known as X) has been a heavy topic of discussion. That’s mainly because of Elon Musk’s antics and his proposed features. That said, the app could introduce a controversial feature soon.

Elon Musk just loves drama, isn’t he? Recently, he suggested that X get rid of the block function from the app. Now, the X CEO might change the way we see news. If you are a long-time X user, you would know that the app has always been an excellent platform for catching up with the latest updates or news.