Twitter is officially gone through rebranding almost a year ago, but most of its pages still used Twitter in their URLs until now. Now there’s Elon Musk announced the social network has moved all of its core systems to X.com, which means it has switched to its new identity and removed all traces of the Twitter name and its iconic blue bird logo. whom The Verge notes that the website has edited its landing and login page with a note that reads: “Welcome to X.com! We’re letting you know that we’ve changed our URL, but your privacy and data protection settings remain the same.” It then links to the Privacy page, which now uses x.com in its address.
Over the past year, the company has slowly lost its pre-Elon Musk identity. He changed his official handle @Twitter to @X and replaced the Twitter logo on the headquarters building. The website changed the favicons first triggered some browsers’ security features and applications have moved from the previous blue bird design to the new X logo. Tweetdeck has been renamed XPro and Twitter became Blue X Premium. The company slowly migrated its pages to x.com — so slowly that the move became a thing security risk, because bad actors can use inappropriate URLs for phishing victims. Well, now the company has finished moving to the new URL and that’s it it’s time to say goodbye to one of the last remaining parts of a website that helps shape the social media landscape.
