one rise exist robot,A rise exist hate speechand content moderation policy That is unevenly For users of social media platforms.
These are just some of the issues that have plagued the company since Elon Musk acquired X (formerly Twitter) in October 2022.
Now, about a year and a half later, Musk’s X appears to have lost Nearly a quarter of the user base.
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According to the latest data from third-party mobile analytics company Sensor Tower, the number of daily active mobile app users of X in the United States has dropped by 23% since November 2022. This will be X’s first full month of operations under Musk’s leadership.
Looking at year-on-year data, the number of mobile app users in the United States dropped by 18% from a year ago.
As of last month, X’s mobile app had 27 million daily active users in the United States
X is falling?
According to research from Sensor Tower, it was first reported that nbc newsX “had the largest decline in active users compared to peers.”
And the comparison between X’s social media competitors is Stark.
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According to Sensor Tower’s mobile application data, apart from Musk’s X, the platform with the largest user decline is TikTok. Since November 2022, the usage base of this viral short video social app has dropped by 9.5%. Instagram was down nearly 4.5%, Snapchat was down nearly 2%, and Facebook was down less than 1%.
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The most sudden drop in X usage appears to have occurred last summer.In the span of two months, Musk announced two of the biggest changes to the platform: Musk launched rate limit Twitter users at the time were limited to the number of times they could reload their Twitter feed and the number of tweets they could view in a day.Then, in August 2023, Musk began scrapping Twitter’s branding on the platform, ditching the iconic bird logo as well as the “Twitter” name and replace It goes with “X”.At that time, researchers noticed X’s App Store downloads were immediately negatively impacted by the name change.
According to Sensor Tower, as of September last year, X had lost more than 17% of its mobile app users in the United States.
X disputes the findings without providing much evidence
Musk’s platform addressed Sensor Tower’s findings and NBC News reports in a public statement released through the official X account @XData.
X said the report “falsely claimed that fewer people now use X than before.”
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The statement also noted that the report was “based solely on estimates from @SensorTower, which does not have access to actual data from these platforms and does not include mobile devices.”
Mashable must note that Sensor Tower’s estimates are based solely on mobile user data available through the platform’s official app, so it does include mobile estimates. X may be trying to refer to a mobile device network By mobile web browser usage, Sensor Tower does not take this into account.
X’s statement ends with a “too long; haven’t read it” summary: “TL/DR: Both our own data and self-reported data from other platforms tell a different story.”
X did not provide any data or evidence to refute the report or support its claims.
In an unrelated post preceding the Sensor Tower report, the @XData account claimed that “250 million people use X every day” and “550 million people visit town squares around the world every month.”
However, X attracted nearly 260 million daily active users by the end of that month, according to data Musk posted on his account shortly after taking over the company in November 2022.If the latest statistics posted by the @XData account represented X’s daily active users, then this would indeed Prove that there is a decline among users on X.