Twitter Community Notes hits 44 countries as Elon Musk seeks ‘truth’ for X
Contributors from 44 nations are entrusted with vetting the info being shared on posts that draw greater attention and are subject to being chosen up by mainstream media. As part of the rebranding effort, the X app avoids addressing itself as a social media platform and instead positions itself for “breaking news, entertainment, sports, politics and everything in between.” Xs (formerly Twitter) app description on Google Play store. Source: Google Play” This platform desires be the finest (or least bad) source of truth on the Internet,” stated Musk when talking about the fact-checking system– Community Notes– on July 22. Related: TikTok introduces text posts include to rival Twitter and ThreadsMoreover, the entrepreneur made a user-centric decision by backtracking on his choice to completely change the X user interface to a dark theme. A lot of people have actually asked to keep light mode, so we will, but the default will be dark and dim will be erased– Elon Musk (@elonmusk) July 28, 2023
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Tech entrepreneur Elon Musks Twitter (rebranded to X) included contributors from 18 new countries to guarantee the precision of the details being shared on the platform. As a result, Community Notes– the info watchdog on X– now has contributors from 44 countries in total.Ever considering that Elon Musks acquisition of Twitter, the business owner claims he has actually envisioned changing the platform into a whatever app, which included getting rid of misinformation and preventing fraud accounts from running freely.