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Having your X account hacked can lead to severe consequences, including the leak of personal information and your account being used to spread spam or scams. While there are many ways hackers gain access, the most common culprits are "password leaks" or the "misuse of third-party apps."In this article, we explain the specific methods hackers use, provide an emergency action plan if you suspect a compromise, and outline the definitive prevention steps to protect your account. Review your security settings now to ensure your safety on X.

Are you tired of receiving spam, solicitations, or offensive Direct Messages (DMs) from unknown accounts on X? The primary reason for most annoying DMs is that your settings are accidentally set to "Allow messages from everyone."In this article, we explain the root causes of DM spam and provide a step-by-step guide to reclaiming your inbox—from adjusting your core privacy settings to using "Block" and "Report" features to permanently exclude malicious users. Stop the annoying notifications and enjoy a cleaner X experience today.

The "Something went wrong" message on X can be incredibly frustrating, as it often prevents you from viewing tweets or performing any actions.This error can stem from a variety of sources—ranging from simple temporary system glitches to more serious cases like account restrictions or shadowbans. In this article, we identify the two main categories of this error and provide a step-by-step action plan, from basic "System Refreshes" to "Professional Account Recovery" methods.

"YouTube Shorts can go viral instantly, but how much do they actually pay?"If you are used to the earnings from standard long-form videos, the revenue from Shorts might come as a shock. While Shorts excel at discoverability, their revenue per view (RPM) is characterized by being extremely low.In this article, we reveal the estimated earnings per view based on data shared by active creators and provide a simulation of earnings across different view counts. Furthermore, we will break down the "Creator Pool" system—the unique distribution logic that keeps Shorts payouts significantly lower than traditional videos.

YouTube Shorts are a powerful tool for rapidly increasing subscribers and views due to their explosive viral potential. However, many creators are surprised to find that their earnings are much lower than expected compared to long-form videos.The reason lies in the "Creator Pool," a unique monetization system for Shorts that functions fundamentally differently from standard YouTube videos. This article explains how Shorts ad revenue is collected, distributed among creators, and the specific calculation steps involved. Understanding this "45% distribution" structure is essential for anyone looking to monetize Shorts effectively.