Twitter is banning all political ads on platform

According to data from Downdetector, a website performance tracking tool, about 3,357 users in India reported issues. Of these, 46 per cent experienced website issues, and 45 per cent experienced application issues.

X, formerly known as Twitter, reportedly experienced a major global outage on Friday. Thousands of users reported issues with the social media platform owned by Elon Musk.

Meta has officially announced the rollout of ads on WhatsApp, marking a significant shift in the platform's strategy.

Elon Musk-owned X (formerly Twitter) suffered a major outage with users across India and some other countries reporting difficulties in accessing the social media platform, according to Downdetector.com

Tesla CEO Elon Musk announced on Thursday a new user feature on his social media platform X (formerly known as Twitter).

Instagram, in a blog post, said it will not "proactively recommend" political content from accounts that users do not already follow.

Instagram's Twitter/X rival, Threads, is getting more aggressive by bringing its keyword search function to every area where the app is accessible. Before being rolled out to the majority of other English- and Spanish-speaking nations, including the United States, in September, the feature was first tested in English-speaking regions, such as Australia and New Zealand, in August, reported TechCrunch.

Mark Zuckerberg launched Threads in July as a Twitter competitor. However, a few weeks after its launch, reports surfaced that Threads lost more than half of its subscribers.

Elon Musk, on Thursday, announced that X (formerly known as Twitter) will updated with audio and video calls feature soon.

Taking to Twitter, Musk updated fans with the new option and tweeted, “Block is going to be deleted as a ‘feature’, except for DMs,” Elon Musk wrote. “Makes no sense.”