My Twitter, not X

Author: Ali HashemPublished on: July 15, 2026Country: World

TechnologySociety & Lifestyle

The author recounts his personal experience with Twitter since signing up in 2009, especially during Iran's Green Revolution and the Arab Spring. He discusses the platform's evolution from the blue bird logo to X under Elon Musk. He compares Twitter to a breaking news platform that allows setting one's own agenda.

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