2025-02-12

Apple Has Resumed Advertising on X for the First Time Since Late 2023

Apple has resumed advertising on X (formerly Twitter) after a year-long hiatus following Elon Musk's controversial remarks in November 2023, with ads promoting Safari's privacy features and Apple TV+ content, despite past controversies surrounding Musk's public statements.

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