Users are not required to use their real name in their profile, and X stated that PCF accounts are allowed for the purposes of discussion, satirisation and sharing information. — AP
Starting April 10, users of billionaire Elon Musk’s social media site X – formerly known as Twitter – will have to meet stricter standards if they engage in parody, impersonation or fan page activity.
In a post from the platform’s Safety account last Friday, X said the changes are meant to “improve transparency.”
