which was then reposted and subsequently confirmed by X engineers. "Yeah, we are making likes private," responded X's director of engineering Haofei Wang. "Public likes are incentivizing the wrong ...

X is making your likes private, as of Wednesday ... “Liking more posts will make your ‘For you’ feed better.” The update was teased back in May by X Engineering Director Haofei Wang.

Elon Musk's X is planning to make "likes" private by default, according to X's head of engineering. The move will apparently encourage more people to like "edgy" content on the site. Some high ...

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 private for all users. The move was ...

Elon Musk’s X is preparing to make “likes” private on the social network, in a change that could potentially confuse users over the difference between something they’ve favorited and ...

"Liking more posts will make your 'For you ... paying Premium subscribers. When X announced that option in September, it said users could "keep spicy likes private by hiding your likes tab." ...

The social network formerly known as Twitter has confirmed that X Likes are to be made private, so only the author of the post can see who has liked it. The company says that this is to protect ...

X’s decision to make likes private for everyone takes away a key benefit of X Premium. While this move improves user privacy overall, it eliminates a feature that was previously exclusive to ...

In a nutshell, X’s move to make likes private is all about giving you more control over your online presence. It’s a small change, but it could have a big impact on how we use the platform.