New data shows that X's usage is declining, despite recent touts of usage increases.
Last year in October, Elon Musk made a power move with his $44 billion acquisition of social media platform Twitter. He went on to make major modifications to the company such as laying offof its original staff, charging its users to obtain the prestigious blue check mark on their profiles, firing much of the team responsible for monitoring misinformation,The company has since touted its success after Musk’s acquisition.
Apparently, users are also abandoning X on their phones, according to the report. Mobile performance was down by 17.8% year-over-year based on monthly active users for iOS and Android combined in the U.S, which is a larger decline compared to the app’s competitors such as Instagram, which faced a 3.7% decrease and Facebook, which declined 8%.X becoming an “everything app,” promising big changes and upcoming additional features to the platform in the future.
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