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X is changing its revenue-sharing policy to deter users pretending to be Americans

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X is altering its revenue-sharing policy to prioritize engagement from a user's home region, aiming to discourage content creators from outside the US and Japan from pretending to be American or Japanese users to gain more traction on US politics. This change seeks to enrich global community relevance but may reduce earnings for those focusing solely on US politics from other regions. Content creators are encouraged to focus on local topics to benefit financially under the new policy, effective March 26.

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