X says bug fixed that made images, posts before December 2014 ‘disappear’

It was recently reported that a lot of users on X (formerly known as Twitter) weren’t able to see some images and posts prior to December 2014. A lot of users were wondering if it was a glitch or a cost-cutting exercise where X wanted to remove data from its servers. The social media platform has now acknowledged the issue and it was indeed a glitch or bug that led to the disappearance of images.
“Over the weekend we had a bug that prevented us from displaying images from before 2014. No images or data were lost. We fixed the bug, and the issue will be fully resolved in the coming days,” X’s official support account said in a post on the social media platform.
Even after the official acknowledgement, a few users have suggested that they can’t see images before December 2014. However, as the company has said, it will take a few days


The block feature may soon go away

Elon Musk has said that he believes the blocking feature on Twitter “makes no sense” and that it should be replaced with a “stronger form of mute.” He has also said that he plans to remove the ability to block users altogether.
Musk’s comments have been met with mixed reactions. Some people agree with him that the blocking feature is too restrictive and that it can be used to silence dissenting voices. Others argue that the blocking feature is an essential tool for protecting users from harassment and abuse.
Musk also said that “Instead of blocking, I think there should be a stronger form of mute” and that he is “definitely open to ideas on how to improve the blocking/muting feature.” It remains to be seen how Musk’s plans for the blocking feature will affect Twitter users. However, Musk’s comments have certainly irked a few and chances are he might just go through with it being a “free speech absolutist” – something he refers to himself as.
It is not clear whether Musk will go ahead with his idea or not.

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