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PS5 and PS4 are losing X sharing options on November 13You'll no longer be able to post clips and screenshots directly from your console.

PlayStation 5 and PlayStation 4 consoles will soon drop their X (formerly Twitter) integrations. As such, after November 13, you'll no longer be able to post clips or screenshots directly to X from either system.

SBy Sarah DawsonNov 07, 20231 min read

PlayStation 5 and PlayStation 4 consoles will soon drop their X (formerly Twitter) integrations. As such, after November 13, you'll no longer be able to post clips or screenshots directly to X from either system.

According to a notice Sony shared on its consoles ( as noted by Wario64 ) and a support page , users will lose the ability to "post and view content, trophies and other gameplay-related activities on X directly from PS5/PS4 (or link an X account to do so)." Sony added the notice to its website at some point on Monday, according to a cached version of the support page .

Sony hasn't revealed exactly why it's killing off X integration on its consoles. However, it may be related to X shutting down its free API earlier this year , forcing developers and companies to pay if they want to hook into its services. Microsoft stopped letting users post Xbox clips directly to X in April, likely due to that move.

PlayStation 5 and PlayStation 4 consoles will soon drop their X (formerly Twitter) integrations.
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It'll still be possible to post your PlayStation clips to X. If you have a PS5, you'll be able to access your recent captures through the PS App and share them to X from your phone. PS4 owners (and PS5 users, if they prefer this approach) will need to use a USB drive to copy screenshots and clips to their computer. Alternatively, you can use one of the several other direct sharing options available on PS4 and PS5, such as YouTube.

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Based on reporting by www.engadget.com.

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