Elon Musk‘s X, formerly Twitter, has once again responded to user demands and announced that it will introduce a mobile post scheduling feature, a longstanding request on the platform.
What Happened: On Wednesday, an X user, who goes by the name Doge Designer and is renowned as a graphic designer at Dogecoin DOGE/USD, requested a scheduling post feature on the mobile app too.
Much to their delight, the tech billionaire who acquired Twitter in a high-profile $44 billion deal in 2022 responded with a brief “Ok.”
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While tweet scheduling has been seamlessly accessible through the web version, mobile app users have been left wanting. It prompted many users to rely on accessing X.com through their mobile browsers to use this feature.
Intriguingly, Musk himself seemed unaware of this capability until recently.
Previously, another user had pointed out the ability to schedule tweets for about two years in advance via the web, highlighting how users could essentially send messages to their future selves, visible to the entire world.
Why It’s Important: Despite the tumultuous nature of Musk’s tenure as the head of X, he has frequently received accolades for delivering “fastest customer support.”
However, it was also reported earlier that in the early days of the platform’s acquisition, the density of his demands became so overwhelming that some Twitter employees resorted to documenting them and seeking his signature.
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