Elon Musk has flagged another major change to X, formerly Twitter, which would limit the ability of people to block accounts.
has flagged another major change to X, formerly Twitter, which would limit the ability of people to block accounts.
Musk, who has thrown out multiple pronouncements about the future of X on his own account since buying the site, said the "block" function would be removed as a feature.'Mutant' new COVID-19 variant spotted in four countriesCurrently, X users can elect to block an account, meaning its posts won't appear in their social media timeline.The "mute" function, which will remain, only stops an X user from receiving notifications about a muted accounts posts.
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