X Expands Audio and Video Calls to All Users

The social media platform, formerly known as Twitter, now allows non-paying users to make and receive calls, with options to control call privacy.

X, formerly known as Twitter, is rolling out audio and video calls to non-paying users.
The feature was initially available only to paying subscribers on iOS and later extended to Android users.
Users can control who can call them, choosing from options like people in their address book, accounts they follow, or only verified users.
To reduce unwanted calls, users can only receive calls from accounts they have messaged at least once.
The rollout is part of X's vision to become an "everything" application, as stated by owner Elon Musk.