When Elon Musk bought Twitter, one of the things he set out to do was turn the application into a “super app.” So I only know one, and not much because I don't use it, and that is WeChat. In China there are some more, and from them you can send messages, call, video call, make payments... And Musk has already taken the first step to convert X, before Twitter, in something similar. Will he get it?
To be honest, I have my doubts. X is now very confusing. The payment option that gives you the verification with which you can make a mistake if you are not clear what each one is, the Doge Coin icon that was there for a while, I suppose to amuse the tycoon or raise the price of the cryptocurrency, which the New users are going to have to pay €1 to be able to publish, something that is supposed to prevent the proliferation of bots, and that's not to mention that there are services, projects and all kinds of users who have decided to leave the social network.
X opens video calls on iOS
But the truth is that X has not yet gone bankrupt and, in general, one could say that it continues to be used normally. Although from now on serious changes are going to begin to arrive, or so we understand after the activation of calls and video calls.
Initially They are only available for iOS/iPadOS, and to be able to make or receive calls, once we receive the activation, we must go to our profile photo, go to the privacy settings, choose the privacy and security menu, then the direct messages option and, there, activate or deactivate the option. You can choose between receiving calls from our calendar, accounts we follow or only verified users. Right now it seems that not just anyone can call us and there is no option for that to be the case.
With the possibility of sending messages from "always?", the chronology or wall and the calls, the next step could be payments, but for that we will have to wait for the next moves ordered by the tycoon.