Twitter is outright blatant when it says it wants to make money for you—and for them—through its slew of new features including Super Follows and Tip Jar. That's a big boast and subsequent bet as the social media platform stock surged after posting a strong second-quarter beating analyst expectations.

Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey said to investors that he sees opportunities to integrate bitcoin into Twitter’s existing products including Tip Jar, Super Follows, and e-commerce and subscription features as he thinks bitcoin will be a big part of the company’s future, according to Techcrunch.

Twitter’s trying to learn which tweets you hate.

Bitcoin is certainly the undisputed leader in the world. But that does not prevent some from criticizing Bitcoin for its lack of application. Indeed, compared to other cryptos like Ethereum which have created a real ecosystem, Bitcoin remains… only a means of payment. But that could quickly change.

Want to make a splash on Twitter? You have a better chance of getting noticed by saying something angry or insulting. So concludes a recent study that looked at the impact of both positive and negative tweets from news organizations of various political leanings. They found that, for both right-leaning and left-leaning media, "Negative news spreads farther through the current Twitter network than positive news."

Twitter Inc (TWTR.N) no more enjoys liability protection against user-generated content in India as the U.S. microblogging giant has failed to comply with new IT rules, the Indian government said in a court filing.

It comes as the social media giant attempts to diversify its revenue sources from advertising.

Twitter dropped its automatic photo cropping feature on its platform nine months after receiving complaints that the service cropped out Black faces from images.

India’s government has criticized Twitter for applying its “manipulated media” label to some Indian politicians’ tweets about COVID-19 efforts, and TechCrunch and Indian news media outlets reported Friday. The government has asked Twitter to remove the tags out of “fairness and equity,” saying the application of the labels affects the platform’s image as “neutral and unbiased.”

Twitter has largely abandoned an image-cropping algorithm after determining the automated system was biased. Some users complained it had a preference toward showing pictures of white people in previews of tweets.

Six months after the 2020 election, the Arizona state Senate is conducting what it calls an “audit” of Maricopa County’s November results. The process has been roundly and rightly criticized as chaotic and partisan by election security and administration professionals—including members of the county’s own Board of Elections, which is not participating.

The impacted account belongs to Mariam Barghouti, who was on the ground reporting on protests against the expulsion of Palestinians from their homes in East Jerusalem.

Twitter’s new feature to pay users is off to a rough start, as researchers find some issues that may reveal sender or recipient’s personal addresses.

Twitter wants users to think twice about sending a mean or offensive tweet. The tech company on Wednesday announced it has released a feature that detects "mean" replies on its service before a user presses send. When a not-very-nice tweet is detected, an automatic prompt reads, "Want to review this before Tweeting?" The user is presented with three choices: tweet, edit, or delete.

Twitter is testing out a new feature that will let users give and receive money through a "Tip Jar," the social media site said on Thursday.

Twitter has launched new feature to stop bullying on its platform. Twitter has enhanced its prompts on iOS and Android to enable users to pause and rethink before tweeting a potentially negative or offensive response — such as slurs, strong words, or hateful remarks. In other words, the enhanced functionality is

Twitter claims the prompts have an effect 34 percent of the time

Twitter announced Monday that it will open up its live audio room feature, Spaces, to more users. Any account with 600 or more followers on either iOS or Android devices will be able to host an audio conversation.

The social media site has been exploring new ways to combat fake news and online abuse.

Twitter has removed more than 50 tweets critical of the Indian government’s handling of the coronavirus pandemic, and did so at the request of the Indian government. First reported by Indian news site MediaNama, the Indian government sent Twitter an emergency order on Friday to censor 52 tweets, according to a disclosure notice on the Lumen database. The censored accounts include a sitting member of India’s Parliament, two filmmakers, an actor, and a West Bengal state minister.