X formerly known as Twitter to make DMs public? Musk’s April Fool’s prank or reality?

Micro-blogging site X, formerly known as Twitter, on Monday made a startling announcement that all the direct messages (DMs) -- usually encrypted and drafts -- on its platform would now be made public. This unexpected move prompted a widespread speculation, with users questioning whether it was a genuine attempt to promote transparency or merely an April Fool's Day prank.