Recently, Musk posted that he will cancel the ** number in a few months, and only use X (formerly Twitter) to send and receive messages, make and receive voices, **
Since Musk came to China, he has always liked and envied WeChat very much, thinking that this software that integrates a series of functions such as social **, instant messaging tools, and payment is very easy to use, and has always wanted to make X a super app like WeChat.
This X major revision not only adds voice, ** call, and even directly omits the mobile phone number, after all, it can cooperate with its own starlink in the future, which is more convenient, which is equivalent to omitting the layer of telecom operators.
For a long time, the development of the domestic Internet has been later than that of foreign countries, but it has come from behind in the iteration of application software, and has gradually surpassed foreign countries, and now they have to copy China's APP.
Foreign countries may still be leading at the level of the underlying system architecture or operating system, but they are far behind China in terms of software interaction and humanized design.
The original Twitter is far less easy to use than WeChat, when Musk used WeChat, he thought he would copy it himself, and then he bought Twitter, and then transformed it into X, which will develop into a universal application like WeChat in the future.
With the rapid development of social platforms, people's communication is now less and less dependent on ** and text messages. The main thing that can be used for SMS is to receive some notifications and verification codes and so on.
Basically everyone in China has WeChat, so this substitution effect is obvious, generally when you stay ***, you basically scan the code directly to add a WeChat, in addition to using social software, foreign countries still retain the habit of using mailboxes.
At present, X is definitely not as powerful as WeChat, especially if you want to use X to play **, you also need to buy members, unlike WeChat, which is completely free, as long as there is a network. However, looking at Musk's ideas, he is still quite ambitious, and when Starlink is opened, there may be new ways to play in the future.
Some people may ask why WeChat doesn't go overseas? Now that the West is working together to suppress the rise of China, it will not be easy to let domestic software go overseas, and it is even more difficult to involve personal data or privacy.
Let's see if Musk's x will succeed in the future, if it succeeds, it will be the international version of WeChat, maybe the popularization of foreign scanning code is just around the corner, I really envy them, no, they are finally going to use the scanning code to pay.
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