There have been many changes on the platform since Elon Musk bought Twitter. A new one to these changes was added with a tweet by a more famous business person today. The posts on the social media platform will no longer contain the information on which device the sharing was made. So, what did the business person say about the change in question? Let’s take a look at the details of the news together.
Sent by iPhone tag will no longer appear!
Especially for Twitter users who are Apple fans Sent by iPhone tag will no longer exist on the platform. It was on the agenda of Elon Musk’s acquisition of Twitter that he initially laid off his senior staff and then many senior employees. In addition, giving a blue tick to paying profiles has caused many fake accounts to replace celebrities and brands.
The atmosphere of distrust created by the changes made by Elon Musk resulted in the withdrawal of many brands from Twitter ads. Ads, on the other hand, largely accounted for the bulk of revenue for Twitter. Apple also announced that it would follow the same policy on the grounds of distrust. According to the businessman’s statement on the subject, the removal of this tag distinguish fake accounts from others will help with that.
From right pocket to left pocket: SpaceX and Twitter partnership!
Space company SpaceX is attempting to advertise via Twitter. It seems that Elon Musk wants to use his advertising potential.
Elon Musk’s statement on the subject included the following words:
Finally, we’ll stop adding to which device (screen space and computational loss) a tweet was written at the bottom of each tweet. Literally no one even knows why we’re doing this…
Apart from this, the gaffes made by big brands about the function were also on the agenda of social media many times. In a post where Samsung announced the Unpacked event, the Twitter for iPhone tag was prominent on social media. In addition, the Twitter for iPhone tag, which Gal Gadot shared when he was the advertising face of Huawei, also made a great impression.
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