Elon Musk has introduced XChat, a new messaging feature within the X platform (formerly Twitter), aiming to rival WhatsApp, Telegram, and Signal. Launched on June 1, 2025, XChat includes end-to-end encryption, disappearing messages, file sharing, and audio/video calls—all without requiring a phone number.
Built using the Rust programming language, Musk describes it as using “Bitcoin-style encryption,” a term some experts have questioned, since Bitcoin relies on cryptographic techniques rather than standard encryption protocols. Currently in beta for X Premium subscribers, XChat is part of Musk’s broader plan to turn X into an “everything app” similar to WeChat, combining messaging, social media, and payment features.
A wider release is expected soon, depending on scaling progress. However, it remains unclear whether free users will get full access or only a limited version. While the feature supports Musk’s vision for a unified digital ecosystem, it’s uncertain how well it will compete with dominant messaging platforms.
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Built using the Rust programming language, Musk describes it as using “Bitcoin-style encryption,” a term some experts have questioned, since Bitcoin relies on cryptographic techniques rather than standard encryption protocols. Currently in beta for X Premium subscribers, XChat is part of Musk’s broader plan to turn X into an “everything app” similar to WeChat, combining messaging, social media, and payment features.
A wider release is expected soon, depending on scaling progress. However, it remains unclear whether free users will get full access or only a limited version. While the feature supports Musk’s vision for a unified digital ecosystem, it’s uncertain how well it will compete with dominant messaging platforms.
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#x #technology #futuretech #news #viral
Elon Musk has introduced XChat, a new messaging feature within the X platform (formerly Twitter), aiming to rival WhatsApp, Telegram, and Signal. Launched on June 1, 2025, XChat includes end-to-end encryption, disappearing messages, file sharing, and audio/video calls—all without requiring a phone number.
Built using the Rust programming language, Musk describes it as using “Bitcoin-style encryption,” a term some experts have questioned, since Bitcoin relies on cryptographic techniques rather than standard encryption protocols. Currently in beta for X Premium subscribers, XChat is part of Musk’s broader plan to turn X into an “everything app” similar to WeChat, combining messaging, social media, and payment features.
A wider release is expected soon, depending on scaling progress. However, it remains unclear whether free users will get full access or only a limited version. While the feature supports Musk’s vision for a unified digital ecosystem, it’s uncertain how well it will compete with dominant messaging platforms.
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#x #technology #futuretech #news #viral
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