X or formerly known as Twitter is said to be testing a video conferencing feature. This is done as an effort by Elon Musk, the owner of X, to want the platform to be an all-in-one application.
Previously, Musk said they wanted to compete with LinkedIn for job listings and PayPal for payments. Now, Musk wants to compete with Zoom, Google Meet, and Microsoft Teams with video conferencing tools.
According to TechCrunch, one of X’s employees, Chris Park, posted last week that the company held its first internal conference call using the video conferencing tool. Park claims the company will likely be working on other features for the video conferencing tool, such as the ability to pin speakers and better notifications to indicate who is joining or leaving.
An app researcher, Nima Owji revealed that the conference feature could allow hosts to assign a unique code to each meeting that participants would have to enter upon joining.
Meanwhile, Musk has not commented much on the video conferencing tool at X. He only replied to Chris Park’s tweet with a fire emoji. Meanwhile, X has not yet provided an official statement regarding the video conferencing launch plan. (M-4)
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