Elon Musk, who never falls off the agenda, has been unstoppable since his acquisition of Twitter. The prominent figure who makes changes on the platform every day is back in the spotlight with another innovation. According to emerging reports, Elon Musk will take a step this time regarding the headlines on X.
Elon Musk will uplift the headlines!
Since acquiring Twitter, Elon Musk, who has plans for numerous changes on the platform, continues to surprise. Most recently, causing a bombshell effect on the agenda by changing the platform’s name and logo, the CEO is now taking a step to uplift the headlines on X.
On X, in addition to casual posts, there are accounts that function as sources of thousands of information. According to claims, Musk has a purpose behind taking such a step. His goal is to reduce the deceptive headline ratio of a post and encourage users to make more shares in their timeline.
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The new change means that when you share a link on X, there will only be an image and URL preview. According to the information, the visual will still serve as a link leading to the article. However, there is no information about when this change will be implemented.
With the introduction of this feature, all users who share links on the platform will have to add their own text next to the link. These texts will also serve as headlines. Without these, the post and URL will become mixed up.
With his new step, Elon Musk aims to encourage the sharing of more posts. In addition, X is no longer limited to 280 characters. Users who want to use more than 280 characters can create 25,000-character content as X Premium subscribers. The famous figure particularly wants journalists and content creators to benefit from this feature.
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