X (formerly Twitter) makes X Pro (formerly TweetDeck) a subscriber-only product
Elon Musk-owned social network X, formerly Twitter, has made X Pro — which was known as TweetDeck — a subscriber-only product.
Source: techcrunch.com
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Elon Musk-owned X Makes TweetDeck Exclusive for Subscribers
Elon Musk-owned social network X makes TweetDeck a subscriber-only product Elon Musk-owned social network X, formerly Twitter, has made X Pro – previously
Source: wsnewspublishers.com
Elon Musk now is requiring users of X to pay for access to TweetDeck
The company formerly known as Twitter has revoked free access to TweetDeck, a tool for power users used primarily by journalists, and is now directing users to a sales page for X Premium.
Source: bostonglobe.com
Tweetdeck down: Twitter client not working amid chaos on site
Elon Musk has made sweeping changes apparently aimed at stopping data collection by bots
Source: independent.co.uk
Woolly introduces a Twitter and TweetDeck-inspired Mastodon app
The slow but steady Twitter exodus has brought a new abundance of third-party Mastodon apps like Ivory, Mammoth and Ice Cubes that connect users to the increasi
Source: investineu.com
Woolly introduces a Twitter and TweetDeck-inspired Mastodon app
Woolly is an iOS Mastodon client focused on offering a more customizable home screen, threaded views for reading longer conversations and a TweetDeck-inspired layout for the iPad.
Source: techcrunch.com
Instagram Introduces Amber Alerts to Help Find Abducted Children
Instagram Launches AMBER Alerts in Feed To Help Find Abducted Children: The new feature will be added this week in 25 countries, with plans to extend the coverage.
United Kingdom South Africa United Arab Emirates New Zealand Tweetdeck Mac International Centre For Missing Exploited Children
Source: hypebeast.com
Twitter to remove TweetDeck for Mac on July 1, but why?
Another strange part of the abrupt cancellation of the TweetDeck Mac app is that it should not require any maintenance effort for Twitter since it is a website wrapper implementation.
Source: indiatvnews.com