By Ronil Thakkar / KnowTechie XChat, a new private messaging feature by X, is rolling out to paid subscribers. In beta testing, it's nearly ready for wider release.

After it was spotted in live testing by some users last week, X owner Elon Musk has now confirmed that a new version of what ...

Third-party developers using the X API were informed that X wants a piece of their revenue starting this summer.

On a help page, X says that XChat is susceptible to "man-in-the-middle attacks", which is someone at X could potentially read ...

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Key Takeaways Musk’s XChat integrates end-to-end encryption and vanishing messages to prioritize user privacy.Phone-free ...

Musk claims XChat uses “Bitcoin-style encryption,” but the term remains vague as experts note Bitcoin doesn’t use standard ...

Elon Musk launches XChat on X with “Bitcoin-style” encryption, disappearing messages and calls. really secure?

Dubbed "XChat" (not to be confused with the venerable Linux/Windows IRC app of the same name), Musk informally announced the ...

Tesla boss, Elon Musk has launched a new messaging app called XChat, aiming to challenge WhatsApp, Telegram, and other top messaging platforms.  The app is part of his bigger plan to turn X ...

Elon Musk has rolled out XChat on X (formerly Twitter), introducing end-to-end encryption, vanishing messages, and secure ...