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59 release notes curated from 1 source by the Releasebot Team. Last updated: Oct 4, 2026
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- Oct 2, 2026
- Date parsed from source:Oct 2, 2026
- First seen by Releasebot:Oct 4, 2026
X Developer by X
Oct 2, 2026
X Developer adds free credit incentives for pay-per-use accounts, including a one-time $20 bonus for saving an eligible payment card and a match of the first successful auto-recharge up to $50. Credits roll out now, apply automatically, and appear in the Developer Console quickly.
Free credit incentives for pay-per-use accounts
Pay-per-use accounts can now earn free X API credits two ways: a one-time $20 when an account saves its first eligible payment card, and a one-time match of the first successful auto-recharge, up to $50. A new account that earns both receives $70 in free credits. Credits are applied automatically with no code or form, appear in the Developer Console within about a minute, are spent before purchased credits, and expire 3 months after they are granted. The incentives are rolling out now.
See Free credit incentives for eligibility rules, examples, and FAQ.
Original source - Oct 1, 2026
- Date parsed from source:Oct 1, 2026
- First seen by Releasebot:Oct 2, 2026
X Developer by X
Oct 1, 2026
X Developer updates its real-time reply moderation guide with Grok-based classification and Hide Replies guidance.
Real-time reply moderation guide now uses Grok
We rewrote the Manage replies in real time integration guide. It now receives replies through the X Activity API post.reply.create event, classifies each reply with Grok through the xAI API using structured outputs, and hides high-confidence violations with the Hide Replies endpoint. The previous version relied on the deprecated Perspective API and the Account Activity API.
The guide includes complete Python and Node.js webhook examples, guidance on writing the moderation policy, and recommendations for keeping users in control of what is hidden.
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- Sep 29, 2026
- Date parsed from source:Sep 29, 2026
- First seen by Releasebot:Sep 29, 2026
X Developer by X
Sep 29, 2026
X Developer adds broadcast.chat.remove events to the Activity API for real-time chat removal notifications.
Broadcast chat removal events for X Activity API
Today, we added the
broadcast.chat.removeevent to the X Activity API. Subscribe by User ID with thebroadcast.readscope to be notified in real time when the host or a moderator removes a chat message from a broadcast the user owns. The payload carries thebroadcast_idand themessage_idof the removed message.See Event payloads for a sample delivery.
Original source - Sep 21, 2026
- Date parsed from source:Sep 21, 2026
- First seen by Releasebot:Sep 22, 2026
X Developer by X
Sep 21, 2026
X Developer adds OAuth 1.0a to OAuth 2.0 token exchange, letting apps migrate existing user tokens to OAuth 2.0 access and refresh tokens without re-authorization. The update preserves granted permissions through scope mapping and includes offline.access.
Migrate OAuth 1.0a user tokens to OAuth 2.0 with token exchange
Apps with existing OAuth 1.0a users can now exchange each user’s stored OAuth 1.0a access token and secret for an OAuth 2.0 access token and refresh token, with no consent screen or re-authorization. Send
grant_type=urn:ietf:params:oauth:grant-type:token-exchangetoPOST /2/oauth2/token; the granted scopes are derived from the permissions the user originally authorized, andoffline.accessis always included.See Migrating OAuth 1.0a user tokens to OAuth 2.0 for the request format, permission-to-scope mapping, rate limits, and error handling.
Original source - Sep 17, 2026
- Date parsed from source:Sep 17, 2026
- First seen by Releasebot:Sep 18, 2026
X Developer by X
Sep 17, 2026
X Developer adds an official Ads Conversion API Google Tag Manager server-side template for sending website conversions.
X Ads API
Conversion API Google Tag Manager server-side template
Advertisers can now send website conversions through the official X Ads Conversion API (Official) tag in a Google Tag Manager server container, without writing Conversion API request code.
See Set up the Conversion API with Google Tag Manager for Pixel ID, access token, event mapping, and Pixel + Conversion API deduplication steps. The template is published in the Google Tag Manager Community Template Gallery.
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- Sep 16, 2026
- Date parsed from source:Sep 16, 2026
- First seen by Releasebot:Sep 17, 2026
X Developer by X
Sep 16, 2026
X Developer adds REGIONS segmentation to Ads API asynchronous analytics jobs for regional breakdowns.
X Ads API
REGIONS segmentation for Analytics
Asynchronous analytics jobs now support REGIONS as a segmentation_type. The country parameter is required when requesting a regional breakdown.
See Metrics and Segmentation for the full list of enabled segmentation types.
Original source - Sep 15, 2026
- Date parsed from source:Sep 15, 2026
- First seen by Releasebot:Sep 15, 2026
X Developer by X
Sep 15, 2026
X Developer adds Lead Generation API support for Lead Gen campaigns, letting users create native lead forms, attach them to cards, and export submitted leads as JSON, CSV, or XLSX.
Lead Generation API
We documented the Lead Generation API for Lead Gen campaigns. You can now create and manage native lead forms, attach a form to a card with the LEAD_FORM destination, and export submitted leads as JSON, CSV, or XLSX.
POST /12/accounts/:account_id/lead_forms creates a form (introduction, fields, privacy policy, and optional thank-you page)
POST /12/accounts/:account_id/cards accepts destination type LEAD_FORM
POST /12/accounts/:account_id/ad-export/api/v1/exports with entity_type=leads exports submissions for a form and time window
The Leads API requires the Campaign user permission. Lead exports are restricted to account administrators.
Original source - Sep 1, 2026
- Date parsed from source:Sep 1, 2026
- First seen by Releasebot:Sep 2, 2026
X Developer by X
Sep 1, 2026
X Developer documents and updates media upload and post-create limits, clarifying size and duration caps by Premium status and media category. It also switches the chunked upload quickstart to the newer v2 media upload paths.
Media upload and Post-create size and duration limits
We documented the size and duration limits that apply when uploading media and when attaching it to a Post. Upload and POST /2/tweets are separately enforced. Limits follow the authenticated user’s X Premium / verified status and media_category, not your developer API plan.
- Default accounts: Post video up to 20 minutes and 8 GB (tweet_video / amplify_video)
- X Premium / verified: Post video up to 125 minutes and 16 GB
- Direct Message video is unchanged: 140 seconds / 512 MB default, 10 minutes / 1 GB Premium
- Exceeding the posting user’s duration cap returns 403 This user is not allowed to post a video longer than N minutes.
The chunked upload quickstart now uses the v2 paths (POST /2/media/upload/initialize, /{id}/append, /{id}/finalize) instead of the previous command-style POST /2/media/upload flow.
Original source - Aug 13, 2026
- Date parsed from source:Aug 13, 2026
- First seen by Releasebot:Aug 13, 2026
X Developer by X
Aug 13, 2026
X Ads API updates video_total_views with a new view definition and keeps the prior metric available.
X Ads API
Updated video_total_views definition
We updated the definition of the video_total_views metric in the VIDEO metrics group of the X Ads API Analytics endpoints. It now reports views that are 100% in-view for at least 3 seconds, plus any view where a user manually clicks the play button.
The previous definition (at least 50% in-view for 2 seconds, per the MRC standard) no longer applies. The prior “100% in-view for 3 seconds” definition remains available as the video_3s100pct_views metric, and you can continue bidding on it via the VIEW_3S_100PCT bid unit.
Original source - Jul 21, 2026
- Date parsed from source:Jul 21, 2026
- First seen by Releasebot:Jul 22, 2026
X Developer by X
Jul 21, 2026
X Developer adds mute and block events to the X Activity API for real-time user notifications.
Mute and block events for X Activity API
Today, we added mute and block events to the X Activity API. You can now subscribe by User ID to receive real-time notifications when a user mutes or unmutes (mute.mute, mute.unmute) or blocks or unblocks (block.block, block.unblock) another user.
These are private events: they require user-context (OAuth 2.0) authentication with the mute.read or block.read scope, respectively, and the user_id filter matches the user performing the action.
Original source - Jun 11, 2026
- Date parsed from source:Jun 11, 2026
- First seen by Releasebot:Jun 16, 2026
X Developer by X
Jun 11, 2026
X Developer adds draft and publish endpoints for Articles via the X API.
Articles draft and publish endpoints
Today, we added new endpoints for drafting and publishing Articles via the X API.
Original source - Jun 4, 2026
- Date parsed from source:Jun 4, 2026
- First seen by Releasebot:Jun 6, 2026
X Developer by X
Jun 4, 2026
X Developer adds post.create and post.delete events to the X Activity API for real-time per-user post notifications.
Today, we added post.create and post.delete events to the X Activity API. You can now subscribe by User ID to receive real-time notifications when a user creates or deletes a Post.
For basic per-user post activity, use XAA. For advanced keyword filtering and the full set of Filtered Stream operators, continue to use the Filtered Stream.
Original source - Jun 3, 2026
- Date parsed from source:Jun 3, 2026
- First seen by Releasebot:Jun 4, 2026
X Developer by X
Jun 3, 2026
X Developer adds paid_partnership support for Posts, letting authors label paid promotions in POST /2/tweets.
Added support for the paid_partnership Post field
When creating a Post via POST /2/tweets, set "paid_partnership": true to indicate the Post is a paid partnership (i.e., the author is disclosing that it contains paid promotion). The Post will be labeled as a paid promotion.
When reading Posts, request tweet.fields=paid_partnership to retrieve the value (true if the author has disclosed the Post as containing paid promotion).
Original source - May 4, 2026
- Date parsed from source:May 4, 2026
- First seen by Releasebot:May 22, 2026
X Developer by X
May 4, 2026
X Developer migrates X API v2 search to a new index, boosting performance and adding min_likes, min_replies, and min_reposts.
Today, we migrated the X API v2 search endpoints (/2/tweets/search/recent, /2/tweets/search/all, /2/tweets/counts/recent, /2/tweets/counts/all) to the new X core platform search index. This brings major performance improvements, dramatically fewer 503 errors, and three new precision operators: min_likes:, min_replies:, and min_reposts:. Note: retweets are no longer returned in keyword-based search results (the Filtered Stream is unchanged). Learn more here.
Original source - Apr 16, 2026
- Date parsed from source:Apr 16, 2026
- First seen by Releasebot:May 22, 2026
X Developer by X
Apr 16, 2026
X Developer updates pricing for owned reads and posts while removing API following, likes, and quote-posts.
Effective April 20, 2026, we introduced new “Owned Reads” pricing at $0.001 per resource (1,000 for $1) for qualifying endpoints when accessing your own data:
GET /2/users/{id}/bookmarks, /blocking, /muting, /pinned_lists, /tweets, /mentions, /liked_tweets, /followers, /following, /owned_lists, /followed_lists, and /list_memberships.
We also updated writes — POST /2/tweets is now $0.015 per post, and Posts containing a URL are $0.20 per Post (summoned replies remain $0.01).
Following, Likes, and Quote-Posts via the API have been removed from all self-serve tiers. Learn more here.
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