Dubbed "XChat" (not to be confused with the venerable Linux/Windows IRC app of the same name), Musk informally announced the feature on Sunday, a few days after the company formerly known as ...

Elon Musk is doubling down on privacy. In his latest update for X (formerly Twitter), the billionaire CEO announced XChat — a ...

Elon Musk says XChat uses “Bitcoin-style encryption” — but crypto experts like Udi Wertheimer and Ian Miers are calling it ...

Elon Musk announced Sunday the launch of XChat, a revamped version of X’s direct messaging system that incorporates a number of ambitious features.Key new features include disappearing messages ...

Billionaire and X owner Elon Musk announced XChat, an encrypted messaging and calling platform considered a possible competitor to WhatsApp, will begin rolling out on X this week with features ...

Elon Musk on Sunday announced that a new version of X’s direct messaging (DM) feature, XChat, was rolling out with support for features like vanishing messages, encryption, and the ability to ...

After announcing a “pause” on encrypted DMs earlier this week, Musk said the company formerly known as Twitter has started to test a new messaging system with support for file transfers and calling.

For the sake of XChat's users, I hope chats are actually E2EE, but it's tough to say at this point. Vanishing messages Snapchat may have made vanishing messages popular, but it's far from the only ...

ZachXBT took Elon Musk to task for the potential risks in XChat. The new chat platform to replace the current DM on X was rolled out to premium users in June.

Musk claims XChat uses “Bitcoin-style encryption,” but the term remains vague as experts note Bitcoin doesn’t use standard end-to-end encryption methods.

Elon Musk's X is launching XChat in beta with encryption, vanishing messages, and file sharing. XChat aims to enhance privacy on X, aligning with Musk's vision for an everything app.