Users on Elon Musk’s social media platform X were not able to share or post links to the encrypted messaging app Signal on Monday and were greeted with various failure notifications when they ...

Users on Elon Musk’s social media platform X were not able to share or post links to the encrypted messaging app Signal on Monday and were greeted with various failure notifications when they ...

Users on Elon Musk’s social media platform X were not able to share or post links to the encrypted messaging app Signal on Monday and were greeted with various failure notifications when they tried to ...

If you are unable to post Signal.me links on X right now, you're not alone. As Disruptionist’s Matt Binder reports, X is currently blocking all links to Signal.me, a domain used by the Signal ...

X users are currently unable to post links to Signal.me, which are used to quickly and securely send direct messages to Signal users. A variety of failure notifications are being reported when X ...

Signal.me links that were already posted on X prior to the recent change now show a "Warning: this link may be unsafe" interstitial page rather than opening the link directly.

It appears X (formerly Twitter) users can once again send Signal.me links, two days after the blog Disruptionist first reported a block. The platform wasn't allowing links of the URL used by ...

X is blocking “Signal.me” links in public posts, direct messages, and even profile bio updates. The Elon Musk-owned company is yet to clarify the restrictions.

Users on Elon Musk’s social media platform X were not able to share or post links to the encrypted messaging app Signal on Monday and were greeted with various failure notifications when they tried to ...

So much for free speech, huh. Elon Musk’s X is reportedly preventing users from posting links to the popular encrypted messaging app Signal. “Something went wrong, but don’t fret — let’s ...

The link isn’t working on bios, either. However, the restriction is selective. X is only disallowing “signal.” me” links, while “ signal.org ” links remain accessible.