Earlier this year, X (formerly known as Twitter) announced a paid service for new users in the Philippines and New Zealand. Users can access features like tweeting, retweeting, and liking posts by paying $1 per year. In an all-hands meeting, Elon Musk revealed that the experiment aims to reduce spam and bot activity. He believes the $1 fee is affordable for most people on the internet and plans to expand the service to other countries. Internal documents also show a drop in X's value from $44 billion to $19 billion.
Earlier this year, X (formerly known as Twitter) announced a paid service for new users in the Philippines and New Zealand. Users can access features like tweeting, retweeting, and liking posts by paying $1 per year. In an all-hands meeting, Elon Musk revealed that the experiment aims to reduce spam and bot activity. He believes the $1 fee is affordable for most people on the internet and plans to expand the service to other countries. Internal documents also show a drop in X's value from $44 billion to $19 billion.
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Earlier this year, X (formerly known as Twitter) announced a paid service for new users in the Philippines and New Zealand. Users can access features like tweeting, retweeting, and liking posts by paying $1 per year. In an all-hands meeting, Elon Musk revealed that the experiment aims to reduce spam and bot activity. He believes the $1 fee is affordable for most people on the internet and plans to expand the service to other countries. Internal documents also show a drop in X's value from $44 billion to $19 billion. 
