'Elon Musk is drawing a huge target sign on X.'
‘While gathering biometrics could help in Musk’s goal to eliminate fake or bot accounts, it is also likely to put extra pressure on X’s free users to subscribe to its paid-for service for additional security,’ added Mr Warmenhoven. ‘Earlier this year the company decided to limit [mobile number] two-factor authentication to members of X Premium.’
In addition to biometric information, the updated privacy policy also states it will collect information to help recommend jobs. The policy reads: ‘We may collect and use your personal information to recommend potential jobs for you, to share with potential employers when you apply for a job, to enable employers to find potential candidates, and to show you more relevant advertising.’Metro.co.uk has contacted Twitter/X for comment.
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