X users are weighing the decision to keep their followings or build them back up on alternative platforms after the election.

Elon Musk-owned social media platform X experienced its largest user departure on the day after Donald Trump’s presidential victory was announced.

There’s a vibe shift afoot at X competitor platform Bluesky that is raising some questions about the future of Elon Musk’s social media site, in the wake of the election where the billionaire played a significant role.

Musk has been so aggressive in pushing his views about Trump’s second term that he’s stepping on the toes of Trump’s transition team and may be overstaying his welcome at Mar-a-Lago, Trump’s home in Palm Beach, Florida, according to two people familiar with the transition who have spent time at the resort over the past week.

It has accused X of promoting "disturbing content", and says Mr Musk is using it to "shape political discourse."

NBC News analyzed state voter rolls to identify the party affiliations of the Musk prize winners. A pattern was clear.

Since Elon Musk has taken over X in 2022, numerous celebrities and organizations made the decision to leave the app for various reasons. From Don Lemon to NPR, here is a list of those who have departed from X for good.

After the 2024 United States Presidential election that confirmed Donald Trump's victory, social media platform X (formerly Twitter) witnessed its largest user exodus since Elon Musk acquired it in 2022,

The Guardian will no longer post from its official accounts on X due to concerns over disturbing content, including far-right conspiracy theories and racism. The decision follows growing discomfort with the platform,

The Guardian says it will no longer post on Elon Musk’s X following Trump's win - The news group said it had longstanding concerns over content on X including far-right conspiracy theories and racism