X is removing the images that appear on messages such as “No Quotes yet”

X has removed removing the images that appear on messages such as “No Quotes yet”.

Elon Musk didn’t seem shaken by actor James Woods’ threat to stop using X if the social media platform moves ahead with a plan to eliminate a feature that lets users block others. “Then delete your account,” the billionaire tweeted.

The brusque reply, which the X owner posted to the site on Sunday, came after Woods, a one-time Musk supporter, vowed to leave the platform (formerly known as Twitter) if Musk stripped users’ ability to bar certain accounts from viewing and interacting with their posts. 

Musk, who calls himself a free speech absolutist, announced in a post last Friday that X would end users’ ability to limit their interactions with certain accounts except for direct messages, adding in a later post that the block feature “makes no sense” for the platform. 

The planned change caused an uproar among some users, some of whom have also vowed to leave X if the feature is removed. 

“I will absolutely delete my account and leave this app if X attempts to even *test* this policy, wrote one user. “It’s absolutely sick and disgusting.”