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Hello everyone! Thanks for letting me join the community! 🇺🇸 🫡 This was in 2008 🤣 Navy, ET, IUSS ⚡️

@elonmusk That was a cool Elden Ring sword.

Rivers of Blood

@Mekuna That's nice!

Not bad.

@Chadly_99 @Diablo Very nice!

THERE IS NO WAY @Diablo

@MoxsyOG @Diablo Dam! Congrats!

Boop @Diablo

Do you all understand while people are "Swatted"? It has less to do with safety or influence tampering. It invovles your 4th amendments rights on "search and seizure". When they come in with body cameras, they are able to "search" your home without your consent.

Doxxing happens everywhere but people act like it doesn't happen or shouldn't happen. If you are ID verified on X for instance, they have your ID card on file. If you're enrolled in creator revenue and get paid on Stripe, they have your social security number. Law enforcement members are on apps so they use their "private investigative" techniques on others. Illegal search and seizure is rampant with "swatting". They (platforms) built everything this way, so the elite can know what they need to know while the lower class become pawns in the doxxing game.

A perfect experiment when you put the worst of the worst brains stuck in 2020 together… and exactly what you think would happen, happens.

I would have been enrolled 1.5 years ago when the requirement was 500 verified, and had my subscription request in. They changed it to 2000 verified and denied my request (while approving others like me). And now it seems like something is always trying to keep me from reaching 2000 verified.

Here’s some good news for creators enrolled in the Creator Subscriptions program. In the past, X would keep 10% of our earnings if we had total lifetime earnings of more than $100K (across all monetization products). The recent update to the ‘About Creator Subscriptions’ page has removed that, indicating it is no longer in effect. They’ve also removed the silly “.. of the revenue X has earned from selling access to your Subscriptions.” statement.

@monetization_x @AnothahWon Challenge excepted.

@AnothahWon Strawman argument. X won’t let you tag that many users in one post.

I guarantee you if I would tag all 8,000 of you in one post, still only about 80 of you are going to see it. That's the problem with this algo and the one person that ruined it all, for all of us.

@olsenbdnr When X does these subpoenas, is the user notified? I guess my question is personal, how do I find out if X has made legal interactions with me? Seems like a 4th amendment violation if the proper notices are not made?

For those who are trying to scam X Ads, use fraudulent credit cards etc. Better make sure your opsec is flawless because we are coming for you. I already got a few IPs, and we are drafting up subpoenas to your ISPs/email providers and more!

@WallStreetApes I have @Xfinity, how do we get port out protection?

🚨 A new scam is taking place in America that allows scammers to get your phone number to get past 2-Factor Authentication Scammers can then get access to your social media accounts, bank accounts and more AT&T Employee “I work at AT&T and over the last couple days, I've witnessed multiple malicious port-outs, which means that a scammer has tricked your cell phone carrier into allowing them to port your number over into a device that they control, which in turn lets them do the two-factor authentication Allowing them into your bank account, your email, your social media. A way to prevent this from happening, and this isn't just for AT&T, this is for any cell phone carrier that you have. Most of them have a port-out protection that you should turn on because this has been happening quite a bit lately. So just letting you know” Again this could happen on any cell phone carrier you have. I researched and found port-out protection is a free feature offered by major U.S. carriers, including T-Mobile, Metro, and others Make sure you do this

@BigTechAlert @NASA @USNavy Wierd.

🚫 @nasa is no longer following @USNavy

@BigTechAlert @nikitabier @Bjelde He needs to learn from someone in HR.

🆕 @nikitabier has started following @Bjelde

Elon Musk follows an non-verified account from 2008 that made one test post in 2008, currently at 309 followers/following 11.

Day 2 of my phone acting glitchy, did the Feds not get enough of snooping through my phone?

@monetization_x I’d rather have that than stripe.

In the future, all who are eligible for access to X Money will be receiving their payouts through it.

@SteveLovesAmmo When you first start your live and get the flood of followers, that's who has notifications on for you. The overall views reflect how many of your users were online and saw your Live in the "Live on X" section.

I had 2 livestreams today with over 513,000 followers for about a hour and a half in total with 4200 views combined. Roughly <10% of my total following. Is that good or bad generally speaking?

He's been planning it since February 👇

They are about to masquerade streamer engage manipulation into a digestible "clipping ecosystem". All hand picked by Nikita.