Twitter, or its new name X, one of the world’s most popular social media platforms, has been undergoing significant changes in recent months. Elon Musk’s “everything appWhile the changes that started in line with the “” goal include changing the platform name to X, important adjustments are also being made for some features.
Today, it was reported that X (Twitter) will remove the Environment feature, which it introduced last year, which is not very old. The date of discontinuation of this feature, which is widely used by users, was also given.
X (Twitter) is removing the Environment feature soon!
For those who don’t know, X’s (Twitter) Circle feature is an option similar to Instagram’s Close Friends feature, which allows users to see their posts only by the people they specify. This feature, where you can select a maximum of 150 people, will be removed from the platform soon.
X in the support section of (Twitter) environmental feature page of the feature in question October 31, 2023 as of date will be deprecated The phrase was added. This option offered by the platform for sharing will not be available as of the said date. Posts previously shared for Environment will remain as they are.
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It is unknown why X (Twitter) decided to remove the Environment feature. The company did not make a statement about this. But there are various predictions. According to these estimates, the reason is bugs in the feature. In the past months, many users said that there was no mention in the posts shared specifically on the Environment and thought that this could be seen by everyone.
Aside from showing posts shared for the Circle in the For You section, there were also important errors such as users outside the Circle group being able to see the post. Moreover, the company also confirmed this. As for the result, X (Twitter) was receiving many reports about this feature.
So what do you think about this issue? Have you been using X’s (Twitter) Environment feature? You can share your opinions with us in the Comments section below.