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On Wednesday, some users began seeing a feature allowing them to make audio and video calls on X.

X, formerly known as Twitter, is launching two tiers of premium subscriptions.

Musk said that he would charge “a few dollars” or “a small amount of money” for all users on X.

The biography of the controversial tech titan, written by Walter Isaacson, comes out Tuesday.

Lawyers for X said the company should not have to pay the fees needed to kick start arbitration with former employees, which could be as much as $3.5 million.

Musk reportedly wants to change how news links currently appear on Twitter by removing the headline and only displaying the article’s lead image.

Meta is preparing to launch a web version of it text-based social media app Threads sometime this week, the Wall Street Journal reported, the latest in a series of features added to the platform as it attempts to gain parity with X, formerly known as Twitter, and reverse a steep slump in engagement after a record-breaking launch last month.

X owner Elon Musk said users will still be able to mute other accounts, but said blocking “makes no sense.”

Users had to wait five seconds before accessing certain websites like the New York Times or Threads via links on Twitter, the Washington Post found.

Musk said there is “no limit” to the legal costs X will cover.