Twitter users will soon have access to another social feature that’ll let users call each other right from within the social platform itself, according to Elon Musk. The feature itself was announced ...

Elon Musk wants to call you. As if strangers sliding in DMs (direct messages) wasn’t awkward enough, now users can get phone calls on the application. X, formerly Twitter, now features free audio and ...

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X's video call feature has rolled out, but users can only make calls if they're a paying subscriber. Credit: Jaap Arriens/NurPhoto via Getty Images Ever get involved in an argument on X and say to ...

A long-time promise of Elon Musk came to fruition last week. X, the social media platform formerly known as Twitter, has made audio and video calls available to all users, not just paid subscribers.

Twitter/X now includes a feature that lets users make audio and video calls through DMs. It’s on by default, and will allow other users to call your phone and even see your IP address if you don’t ...

X, formerly Twitter, has opted its entire user base into receiving audio and video calls from anyone they follow, and you can't turn it off on desktop browsers. Here's how you can turn it off on your ...

Earlier this week, X (formerly Twitter) announced that audio and video calls are now available to everyone on the service. By default, this means anyone you follow can make an audio or video call to ...

X, formerly known as Twitter, has just launched audio and video calls for all users. Because why not. Audio and video calling, which you'll find on plenty of other popular social media services, ...

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