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X liveness check: what triggers it and how to pass

X now asks accounts that look automated to prove a human is there. What triggers a liveness check, the three ways to pass, and what stops working until you do.

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X video editor: green screen, captions, and the trap

X's iOS video editor adds green screen, overlays and Grok-fixed captions. What each tool does, which platform has it, and the overlay rule that voids payouts.

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Audio and video calls on X: what has to happen first

Calls on X are free for every account, but there is a prerequisite nobody mentions and a privacy setting that ships off. Here is the whole picture.

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X Mention Boost: the ad built from someone else's post

X Mention Boost lets a brand pay to turn a post that mentions it into an ad. What it costs, what the author gets paid, and the only real opt-out.

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How often should you post on X? The two ceilings

How often should you post on X: free accounts are capped at 50 posts a day, and the ranking code discounts your second and third post in the same feed.

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Why am I losing followers on X? The 6 real causes

Losing followers on X is usually not people leaving. Bot purges, locked accounts, the spam quality filter and deactivations all move the number for you.

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How to save a photo from X at full resolution

Saving a photo from X is one tap, but the file you get is a shrunken copy. Here is the native route on every platform and the URL trick that returns the original.

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How to share your X profile: link, QR code, follow link

Four ways to hand someone your X profile: the plain URL, the in-app QR code, a link that opens the follow prompt, and one that survives a username change.

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What does ratio mean on X? Why it can help you

What does ratio mean on X: the 2:1 reply-to-like rule from 2017, how to calculate yours, and why the ranking code pays more for a ratio than for applause.

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