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Twitter has quietly removed the need to sign-in to view tweets. Users can now view tweets without having a Twitter account. However, there is a catch. A couple of days back, Elon Musk had made it necessary for people to have a Twitter account in order to view tweets.

Instagram-powered Threads, the Twitter-rival app, was launched at 4:30 AM, much ahead of its schedule. The platform has witnessed massive popularity with more than 2 million users joining in just two hours.

Instagram’s Twitter rival is set to hit the app store soon. The Meta’s response to Twitter, a new app called Threads, will be launched on July 6.Threads work as a standalone application that you download to your mobile phone. Once installed, it will automatically link to the Instagram account to which you are logged in.

Instagram has been working on a Twitter competitor named Threads, which was leaked a few weeks back. Now, it appears the company is all set to launch it in the coming days or weeks officially. The listing on the App Store reveals that the application could get launched on 6th July, in just a couple of days.

Twitter has announced that users will need to be verified in order to use TweetDeck, with the change taking effect in 30 days. It is unclear if there will be a charge for the new version.TweetDeck offers users a more convenient Twitter experience by letting them view multiple timelines in one easy interface.

Twitter owner Elon Musk announced that the social media platform had temporarily implemented daily limits on the number of posts that users can view.His announcement came after thousands of Twitter users reported that they were unable to use the social media app, prompting hashtags that included "TwitterDown" and "RateLimitExceeded."

Twitter announced that it will now mandate users to have an account on the social media platform to view tweets. Elon Musk referred to this move as a “temporary emergency measure."

Following a dramatic episode surrounding his resignation, Manipur Chief Minister N Biren Singh faced criticism from social media users. He responded to alleged Kuki backers with references to Myanmar. As his responses started generating hear, he promptly deleted the posts.

Elon Musk has told people he is taking small doses of ketamine to treat depression and has been seen taking the drug recreationally as well, according to a recent media report.

The Karnataka High Court has dismissed Twitter's plea challenging the blocking of certain accounts by the Indian government and fined the company Rs 50 lakh. The court stated that Twitter, as a foreign company, cannot interfere with Indians' right to freedom of expression and personal liberty.