The United Kingdom's conservative party is battling widespread ridicule over a campaign poster the social media post which among other mentions featured King Charles, War Planes and England's football team was hastily deleted. Watch in for more details!

UK: Tories delete social media post after widespread ridicule

Elon Musk's X has stirred confusion as some users woke up to free blue ticks on Thursday (Apr 4) morning. For those living under a rock, X, formerly Twitter, for years, used to offer blue tick verification badges to prominent accounts, including those of celebrities, politicians, journalists, and other influential people.

Back from the dead: Elon Musk's X sparks confusion with surprise return of free blue ticks

Weeks before India's national elections, Elon Musk-owned X announced support for posting Community Notes, the company's crowd-sourced fact-checking programme, in the major international market.

X's new community notes feature for India

Elon Musk announces new X feature - Community Posts

Elon Musk announces new X feature - Community Posts - now available in India

Thousands of posts featuring a simple image with a plain white background and the phrase "click here" in bold black have bombarded the social media platform X since Saturday.

What is 'click here' trend on X? Here's all you need to know about the ALT text social media sensation

X, the social network formerly known as Twitter, is testing a feature that lets users create or join communities focused on "adult content" or other "not safe for work" material. Watch in for more details!

Elon Musk's X is testing 'adult content' groups for users: Report

Social media company X, formerly Twitter, might be carving out a dedicated space for adult content or “not safe for work” material, a Bloomberg report has claimed.

Elon Musk’s X mulling allowing ‘adult content’ in restricted communities

A US judge on Monday (Mar 25) dismissed Elon Musk's 'frivolous' lawsuit against a non-profit that blamed him for allowing a rise in hate speech on his social media platform X, formerly Twitter.

Elon Musk's 'frivolous' lawsuit against hate speech watchdog dismissed by US judge

Elon Musk recently took to X to criticise the US legislation imposing seven per cent country limits on employment-based green cards, calling it "racist." These restrictions, established in the 1960s, remain unchanged to this day.

Elon Musk calls 7% country caps on green cards in US ‘super racist’

It looks like a major change is coming to the social media platform X formerly known as Twitter. Elon Musk who owns the social media platform X is planning to remove likes and reposts from the users's feeds. Note that view counts however will remain visible.

Elon Musk planning to remove likes and reposts from X

Former top executives of Twitter, including former CEO Parag Agrawal, have sued Elon Musk, claiming he owes them nearly $130 million after taking over the social media company which he renamed X.

Doesn't pay his bills: Ex-Twitter CEO Parag Agrawal, other former execs sue Musk over $130mn unpaid benefits

Pakistan is mining a ban on social media as resolution to ban social media platforms such as X, YouTube, Instagram, Tik Tok and Facebook has reached Pakistan's Senate. This resolution is scheduled for debate on Monday. As per Senate Secretariat documents, the resolution is aimed at the younger generation for what it perceives as negative and devastating effects of social media. Watch to know more!

Pakistan Social Media Debate: Resolution to ban social media reaches Pak senate

In recent news, Instagram has found itself under U.S. legal scrutiny for its impact on children's health. Meanwhile, X users will soon be able to engage in both video and audio calls. The past week witnessed a flurry of captivating technological advancements, we've curated the top tech highlights from the past week in our tech wrap.

X boosts convenience with audio & video calls, available to all users on both android & iOS

Elon Musk's X rolls out calling feature, audio & video calls, for non-premium users

Internet users in Pakistan are turning to virtual private networks to access the social media platform X after the site was blocked over the weekend following a contentious national election and admission of ballot fraud by a local government official.

X still down in Pakistan after official admits Election rigging

Billionaire Elon Musk's X (formerly known as Twitter) has claimed that the Indian government issued 'executive orders' to the social media company to act against certain accounts and posts.

Elon Musk's X claims it received orders from Indian government to withhold certain accounts, posts

Norwegian Member of Parliament Marius Nilsen has nominated billionaire entrepreneur Elon Musk for the Nobel Peace Prize, citing Musk's unwavering support for dialogue, free speech, and global connectivity, as per a Politico report.

Elon Musk nominated for Nobel Peace Prize by Norwegian lawmaker 'for advocacy of free speech'

Deceased Russian dissident and politician Alexei Navalny's wife Yulia Navalnaya had her account suspended on Elon Musk-owned social media platform X, formerly Twitter, before being restored.

Alexei Navalny’s wife Yulia’s X social media account briefly suspended

Elon Musk's SpaceX is deepening its ties with U.S. intelligence and military agencies through classified contracts ranging in the billions of dollars.

Is Musk the blue-eyed boy of the White House?

Users in Pakistan have reportedly been unable to access X, the platform formerly known as Twitter, for 24 hours as of Sunday morning, an outage that comes amid frequent internet failures in the month leading up to, on and since a contentious Feb. 8 national election.

X down in Pakistan after official admits Election rigging

An X user named Prateek Aryan has come under fire for posting a professional performer's video without her consent. He also went on to moral police the woman and refused to take down the video.

Gravitas | X user compares educational institutes to 'brothels' over dancing

The latest report spells more trouble for X now this is according to a certain group called The Tech Transparency Project which happens to be some kind of digital research nonprofit. X reportedly has accepted payments for subscriptions from accounts of organizations and other groups that are barred from doing business in the United States.

Elon Musk's X received payments from terrorists

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