Elon Musk-owned X, formerly Twitter, is now rolling out a feature for paid users to let them hide their likes. This comes after rival social networks Threads and Bluesky rolled out the ability for ...

X, the social media platform formerly known as Twitter, will start making a user’s “likes” on other posts ... they have liked themselves, but will hide them from public view, the X ...

"Bookmark is only visible to you." X is not the only platform that has taken steps to minimize the value of the like button. Meta allows users to hide the likes on their Instagram and Threads ...

X began hiding likes from users’ public-facing profiles ... Last August, Musk allowed paid users to hide their likes as an incentive, and all other users still had a public facing “likes ...

X, the platform formerly known Twitter, is making some changes that will make the posts that users "like" harder to see. X's engineering team released a statement Tuesday that said "Likes" will be ...

you now can hide your likes tab from the public, the company said in a tweet. When enabled, the tab for likes is supposed to disappear completely from an X Premium user’s profile. The new ...

X's engineering team shared the news on its account yesterday, saying that it planned to flip the private-like switch sometime this week. Once it does, the Likes tab on user profiles will be gone ...

The option to hide likes was previously just available to paying Premium subscribers. When X announced that option in September, it said users could “keep spicy likes private by hiding your ...

If what X is after is not adding more privacy around user engagement functions but rather more signals for its algorithm, it doesn’t need to hide likes. A simple shift away from the heart icon ...

Paid users on X now have a setting under profile customization that lets them hide the Likes tab. Elon Musk-owned X, formerly Twitter, is now rolling out a feature for paid users to let them hide ...