Elon Musk has just made an announcement regarding the introduction of audio and video call functionalities on the X platform, which notably eliminates the necessity of a phone number for initiating such communication.

Elon Musk has just made an announcement on the integration of audio and video call functionalities into the rebranded social networking application, X.

Additionally, Musk provided clarification that the forthcoming function will have compatibility with Android, iOS, PC, and Mac operating systems. Furthermore, he emphasized that users will have the capability to engage in audio and video talks without the necessity of a phone number.

In his communication on Wednesday, August 30, Musk stated that "X serves as the comprehensive global address book."

The introduction of video and voice calls is anticipated for X. The individual in question engaged in the act of writing.

Additionally, he elaborated on the distinctive characteristics of the feature. According to his statement, the newly introduced functionality does not necessitate the use of a telephone number.

Andrea Conway, a designer at Twitter, has disseminated excerpts of the forthcoming features, which encompass the user interface (UI).

The graphical user interface (GUI) of the audio and video call bears a striking resemblance to those of other applications that provide in-app calling functionality. The user will be provided with the choice to initiate either an audio or video call from the direct messaging section. The specific allocation of this new function by Elon Musk has not been explicitly stated, leaving uncertainty as to whether it would exclusively be accessible to Blue subscribers or if it will be extended to all X users.