Jack Dorsey, the co-founder of Twitter, launched BitChat over the weekend as a beta messaging app that works over Bluetooth ...

X (formerly Twitter) is facing a global outage for the second time this week, with users reporting issues on the app, website, and server connections.

Japan executes ‘Twitter killer’ who killed and dismembered nine Takahiro Shiraishi’s victims included young women considering suicide, whom he lured to his home using social media and ...

Twitter was my safe space.” There’s no denying the benefits of Stan Twitter, and finding a community that just gets you, especially at such a tumultuous time in most young people’s lives.

Twitter, which he would soon rename, was one of the internet’s great fire hoses of user-generated text. It would be optimal fuel for an A.I. model that needed to eat up people’s words to grow ...

“User reports indicate possible problems at X (Twitter),” stated DownDetector in a message. They got 11,866 reports of X users having issues with Musk's platform by 1:45 p.m.

Twitter Files–ing is a brute-force tactic, but one that has an authoritarian genius to it. The entire effort is billed as an exercise in building trust, but the opposite is true.

Elon Musk bought Twitter/X for $44 billion in 2022, and immediately saw his advertisers and advertising money disappear. Twitter's value plunged, accordingly. Now it seems to have recovered.

Musk bought Twitter in October 2022 and turned it into X Corp. in April 2023, but the social network continued to use Twitter.com as its primary domain for more than another year.

The platform formerly known as Twitter has finally wrapped up its gradual transition to rebranding as X. While Elon Musk technically changed the name of the network in July 2023 and gave it a new ...

While Twitter's rebrand to X was more abrupt and, frankly, amateurish than anyone had expected, Musk previously hinted at the plans above in a Tweet (as they were known then) on October 4, 2022.

With a simple name change, Elon Musk has created confusion in social media. The bewilderment stems from Mr. Musk’s move last month to rebrand Twitter, which he owns, as X. No major social media ...