Elon Musk Plans To Roll Out Audio And Video Calls On X

Elon Musk, the owner of X (Twitter) has again announced an upcoming feature on the social platform. He made a recent tweet that hinted at an upcoming video and audio calls feature for the X platform. The announcement has garnered significant attention due to the unique set of attributes that Musk highlighted.

Elon Musk To Roll Out Audio And Video Calls On X

Musk revealed in his tweet that the upcoming functionality will enable video and audio conversations on X, accommodating users on iOS, Android, Mac, and PC platforms. Notably, this capability will not necessitate the use of a phone number, which aligns with X’s role as an effective worldwide address book. Musk’s post left users wondering when the function would be available, with the tech entrepreneur just adding that it is “coming.”

While this tweet might be the first direct confirmation from Musk, it’s not the initial mention of audio and video calls on the X platform. In July, Andrew Conway, a designer at X, shared screenshots showcasing the feature in action, generating anticipation among users.

Musk’s revelation follows closely after Linda Yaccarino, CEO of X, disclosed in an interview with CNBC that the platform was preparing to introduce video calling capabilities. This development is in line with X’s strategic expansion efforts, which have gained momentum since its rebranding from Twitter.

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X has made significant progress in areas other than communication. Notably, Rhode Island regulators have issued a currency transmitter license to X. This is a major step toward the company’s objective of being active in the financial services industry is this regulatory approval. The move is consistent with Musk’s aim of developing X into a “everything app,” capable of accepting both crypto and fiat payments.

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