Calls on Twitter? YES! It is happening! According to Elon Musk, Twitter will soon be able to make audio and video calls.
On Tuesday, Musk tweeted, “As of soon, you’ll be able to talk with anyone on this platform through your handle.”.
It allows you to communicate with people anywhere in the world without providing your phone number.”
Musk contended on Twitter that Meta’s WhatsApp messaging service “cannot be trusted.”
In addition to Messenger, Signal, Telegram, and WhatsApp, Twitter would offer its messaging service.
As part of its privacy efforts, Twitter on Wednesday will encrypt direct messages on its platform.
Despite Musk’s decision to purchase Twitter for $44 billion late last year, he has implemented changes in seemingly impulsive ways, sometimes confusing users.
It has been suggested publicly that Twitter will build an all-purpose “X” application that integrates messaging, payments, and other features.
Keeping the Twitter service name but getting rid of the company name, Musk recently made Twitter part of a shell corporation called “X.”.