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Twitter will charge iPhone users more for Twitter Blue when it relaunches, all because it doesn't want to give Apple a cut of sales.
Apple has fully resumed advertising on Twitter, said Elon Musk in a recently-held Twitter Spaces conversation.
Twitter is no longer following its own COVID-19 misinformation policy which means people can now tweet whatever they want about the pandemic, its cause, and vaccines.
Twitter's encrypted DMs could use the open-source Signal protocol and it's been working on its for four years.
Twitter CEO Elon Musk has initiated a "Big Bang" which will see around 62,000 previously banned accounts allowed back onto the platform.
Twitter CEO Elon Musk says he will "go to war" with Apple over the 30% cut it takes from Twitter Blue subscriptions.
Meta has started to bounce back after Apple's App Tracking Transparency rules threatened its business model
Twitter might be dying, but here's how to save your memories.
Twitter owner and CEO Elon Musk says that Twitter could go bankrupt, and he's only had it for two weeks.
Elon Musk and the FTC could wind up battling it out over a May consent decree that requires Twitter to review the security implications of new features.
Elon Musk says that Twitter will be trying different things and keeping what works as the company tries to find a new path following his $44 billion buyout.
Elon Musk has pulled a new feature from Twitter just hours after it went online.
The Twitter verification drama continues as the social media platform no longer allows any checkmark emoji in your username.
Mark Zuckerberg says that Meta (formerly Facebook) is laying off a staggering 11,000 employees.
Twitter said it is going to temporarily restrict verified account display name changes, I wonder why...
Twitter Blue's new price and features are here, but only on iOS...
Twitter is introducing a new official tag on top of its verification that you can now buy thanks to Twitter Blue.
Twitter reportedly needs to get back some of the workers it fired on Friday.
