
X Launches Cashtags Trading Feature for U.S. Users Through Brokerages
X introduces Cashtags trading, allowing U.S. users to access stock, ETF, and crypto trades through partner brokerages from their timelines.
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X introduces Cashtags trading, allowing U.S. users to access stock, ETF, and crypto trades through partner brokerages from their timelines.

Meta is letting AI agents set up and manage WhatsApp Business messaging through a new MCP server for developers.

Meta introduced AI-focused subscription plans that offer expanded AI tools and premium features across Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp.

Privacy-focused X viewing services Nitter and XCancel have shut down after legal action from X over alleged API and data access violations.

A federal judge blocked an X rival from using the Twitter name but allowed the startup to use the Tweet name while a trademark dispute continues.

X is moving U.S. creator payouts to X Money, allowing creators to receive instant payments through the platform’s payment service.

X investigates mass password reset attempts targeting users after the X Money launch, with no confirmed breaches or account takeovers reported.

Meta’s $18 billion settlement includes a provision limiting state claims over children’s data used to train and test age-assurance models.

Meta’s $18 billion child-safety settlement requires new platform rules, but experts question whether age-verification technology can protect privacy.

Meta will introduce new teen safety controls on Facebook and Instagram after an $18 billion settlement with 29 U.S. states.

X has sent cease-and-desist letters to Nitter, an open-source project that allowed users to view X posts without logging in.

Andy Dunn’s social app Pie launches Community Homes, helping users build ongoing groups beyond individual events.