Introduction to X

 X, also known as Twitter, has been one of the most controversial social media platforms throughout the years. But why? What makes this app so unique and, at the same time, filled with popularity? Let’s explore its significance today.

Released in July of 2006, Twitter was originally created as a short messaging system for small groups. It quickly gained popularity due to its unique features, such as real-time conversations, multimedia sharing, and the ability to connect with specific audiences. Over time, X evolved into a platform where people from all over the world share their thoughts, engage in discussions, and follow trends.

People of all ages use X, but statistics show that 36.6% of users are between 25-34 years old, 34.2% are 18-24, 2.4% are under 18, and 7% are over 50. Many individuals use X positively—to stay informed, connect with friends and family, share their interests, or promote businesses. However, like any social media platform, it has its downsides. Some people use it to spread misinformation, harass others, post inappropriate content, or even become involved in dangerous activities.

X is/ was a GREAT idea, but unfortunately, many users do not always use it positively. We should work to prevent misuse and protect innocent users, especially younger ones, from potential risks. Reporting innapropriate content and promoting responsible usage is really necessary. Let’s focus on the positive aspects of X and ensure it remains a safe space for meaningful conversations and connections.