Elon Musk, the CEO of Twitter, announced on Tuesday that audio and video calls would soon be available on the service.
Voice and video chat from your handle to anyone on this platform will be available soon, Elon Musk announced in a tweet.
So you don't have to give folks your phone number to talk to them anywhere in the world.
Musk asserted in a following tweet that the Meta-run WhatsApp messaging service "cannot be trusted.
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Twitter's messaging function would face competition from a number of free competitors like Messenger, Signal, Telegram, and WhatsApp.
According to Musk, Twitter will begin encrypting direct communications on the network on Wednesday, scrambling the contents to protect privacy.
Musk has made adjustments in what appear to be reckless ways since purchasing Twitter for $44 billion late last year, occasionally causing havoc for users.
The head of Twitter has made public comments about creating a multifunctional "X" programme that mixes communications, payments, and other features.
Musk recently incorporated the tech company as a "X" shell corporation, removing the Twitter company name but keeping the service's name.
