X, formerly known as Twitter, has removed 1.7 million bot accounts that were flooding users’ replies with spam and irrelevant content, the company’s Head of Product Nikita Bier posted through his X ...

Now that you're on sore, head up the makeshift steps to the right. There's a bot tied to a palm tree up there! Defeat the enemies guarding the bot, then jump and punch with "square" to release it. Now ...

X, formerly Twitter, has removed approximately 1.7 million bots that were flooding reply sections with spam and irrelevant content. This significant purge aims to improve user experience by fostering ...