X/Twitter is currently intensively developing various new features and peripheral services, including X’s private message function that will support sending files and the subsequent launch of the email service @X.com. Many years ago, the X.com domain name was once owned by Elon Musk but later became an asset of PayPal. However, this domain name was later acquired by Musk and became the main domain name of Twitter. Of course, Twitter has now changed its name to X.
The main domain name used after the subsequent launch of the email service is also @X.com. As a single-letter top-level domain name, using this domain name to register an email seems really cool.
According to the news, the email service format of X is [email protected], which means that the username of
Elon Musk has not yet revealed when the email service will be launched, but considering that the X private message function has enabled end-to-end encryption, subsequent email services may also adopt end-to-end encryption, which ensures that even X himself cannot decrypt the email content.
According to Elon Musk's character, it is very likely that the email service is not free. Perhaps it will only be available to users who subscribe to XPremium. This should encourage many users to subscribe to paid memberships.