Speaking to Mark Read, CEO, WPP, at Cannes Lions 2024, he said that advertisers can avoid content they dislike but cannot dictate X's policies.

He says visitors will have to check their iPhones at the door where they will be stored in a Faraday cage.

With this, Musk aims to compete with AI industry giants like Microsoft, Google, Meta, and various startups such as Anthropic and Stability AI.

Musk has imposed spam restrictions on X's replies to content creators following a probe into bot use in replies and direct messages.

The lawsuit seeks damages and a permanent injunction to cease the use of the Tesla brand name by the Indian company.

X aims to challenge YouTube with its video-centric strategy while simultaneously attracting advertisers to diversify its revenue streams.

Musk clarified that new accounts would gain the ability to post without charge three months after their creation.

Four ex-Twitter executives have filed a $128 million lawsuit against Elon Musk, the current CEO of Twitter, alleging unpaid severance.

In compliance with the order, X has restrained these accounts, yet it advocates for the freedom of expression concerning these posts and accounts.

The content creator re-uploaded his recent video titled "$1 Car vs $100,000,000 Car!!!" on the microblogging site over the weekend.