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Niharika Verma
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The Pink Velvet Blog • 2m

Which social media platform is dying? Or not worth the time from your perspective (either as a content consumer or a business owner)?

Aryan Nicholas

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3.Twitter (now X) hasn't died but has seen significant changes. Elon Musk bought Twitter in 2022, rebranded it as X in 2023, and introduced controversial changes like paid verification, looser content moderation, and an emphasis on subscription models. These moves sparked debate, with some users leaving the platform, but X is still active and evolving.

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Niharika Verma
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The Pink Velvet Blog • 2m

Content moderation, definitely! My feed shows weird videos and I don’t even feel like having an account there.

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