Users Noticed Elon Musk's Tweets Have Been Overflowing Their Twitter Feeds

Users are now seeing Elon Musk's tweets in their Twitter "For You" feeds even if they do not follow the Chief Twit. The wealthy entrepreneur's tweets and answers are currently visible to everyone on the social media platform. Users of Twitter started to notice that something was different on the site. The Chief Twit, also known as the CEO of Tesla and SpaceX, is now difficult to miss on Twitter. Users have begun to notice that, according to a recent report, Twitter is now showing posts from Musk even if you are not following him. More users are now claiming that they are seeing the billionaire's tweets first on their Twitter "For You" feeds, according to the tech news source. Users are starting to see more of his comments on the site in addition to his most recent postings. [caption id="" align="aligncenter" width="1200"] Image credit– POLITICO[/caption] According to the reports, Twitter has not yet responded to accusations that Musk's tweets are overrunning Twitter streams. Therefore, the reason why this is happening now is still being investigated. It's important to remember that the tech mogul recently blasted his decreasing influence on the service. According to the reports, Musk thinks that less people are viewing his tweets than in the past. Also read: Shadowban: Is It Real? Algorithm Revealed that is used by social media to choose to censor content The businessman added that 95% of his tweets are noticeably losing viewers. Due to this, Chief Twit apparently had to terminate one of Twitter's engineers. As a result, the social network's executive director disclosed that some problems with the service had been resolved over the weekend. According to Musk, the "visibility" problem with his tweets has been resolved. [caption id="" align="aligncenter" width="3375"] Image credit- CNBC[/caption] However, users, including those who do not follow Musk, have started to notice more of his tweets being prioritized after he said they fixed the problem. It's been less than a week since Twitter experienced a significant outage that affected much functionality, including direct messages and tweet posting. The outage happened on the same day that Twitter launched its new Twitter Blue feature, which allows users to post up to 4,000 characters. On the other hand, free users of the Bird app are still limited to 280 characters.