At an internal gathering held recently to celebrate a year since Elon Musk bought the Twitter (Now X), the billionaire with Linda Yaccarino, revealed their intentions to include dating app functions into their digital town square.
Musk stressed in his speech to the workforce that X must compete with other online services, including Face Time, LinkedIn, YouTube, and banking apps, in order to offer consumers a one-stop shop for all of their requirements.
Notably, Musk made a startling hint about giving X a feature similar to a dating app, enabling people to find love on the network.
Musk had a very clear opinion on the subject: what people share on X can be a good indication of how compatible they are with each other, both romantically and professionally.
It goes without saying that I discovered someone on the site, and friends of mine have also found somebody. And from what they write, you can determine whether or not you're a good fit," the billionaire stated.
A question during the conference piqued participants' interest. When he was asked if "X Dating" will soon be available, Musk suggested that the development of a dating feature was already underway. Musk admitted that one of the platform's biggest challenges would be to improve the way users find fascinating people.
