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Elon Musk-run X on Monday said it has fixed a bug that caused the platform to incorrectly label numerous posts as 'Sensitive Media'. According to the company,
Last October, the world’s richest man said that in order to tackle bots, new X users will need to pay $1 per year to post on the platform, although they can read other posts for free. �� Elon Musk-Run X Fixes Bug That Caused Platform To Incorrectly Label Numerous Posts As ‘Sensitive Media’.
X fixed bug causing incorrect labeling of posts as 'Sensitive Media'; vulnerability flagged genuine accounts; spam/scam bot flagged legitimate accounts; porn bots flagged as an issue; user suggests flagging and user control for porn accounts; user mentions hijacked Community Notes; Musk introduced $1/year fee to fight bots; fee implemented in New Zealand and the Philippines; fee aims to deter bot manipulation.
Elon Musk-owned X (formerly Twitter) said that it has fixed the bug that mislabeled posts as "sensitive content." Here's the full story.
Elon Musk X: X fixed bug causing incorrect labeling of posts as 'Sensitive Media'; vulnerability flagged genuine accounts; spam/scam bot flagged legitimate accounts; porn bots flagged as an issue; user suggests flagging and user control for porn accounts; user mentions hijacked Community Notes; Musk introduced $1/year fee to fight bots; fee implemented in New Zealand and the Philippines; fee aims to deter bot manipulation.