This response quickly spread across the platform, causing everything from real anxiety to explicit disbelief. Many users asked why anyone continues to use X if the company really removes one of its most important features. The responses rolled: “This seems like a terrible idea” and “Why Twitter at that stage?” Repeat the topics and re -publish.

But just a few hours later, another X employee enters the air. They said that the original message was offended. It was not that the company was planning to get rid of the DMS completely, but was the DM page – as in the current user interface or the back interface structure – due to rewriting. Not removing. The original engineer also updated his post to clarify this.

Currently, the DM system on X is still fully operating. Although it is likely that the repair of the design or the background in the business is likely to be, there is no indication that the company plans to remove messages as a feature. I see that taking such a step will be a radical transformation, especially for the platform that increases itself as a space for creators, professionals and societies to communicate with public jobs.