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September 30, 2026 at 2:39 AM UTC

The X Activity API now documents broadcast.chat.remove. It fires when a host or moderator removes a chat message in a broadcast the filtered user owns. Subscribe by user_id with user-context OAuth 2.0 and the broadcast.read scope (same a…

Changelog

X API v2 — Activity API

The X Activity API now documents broadcast.chat.remove. It fires when a host or moderator removes a chat message in a broadcast the filtered user owns. Subscribe by user_id with user-context OAuth 2.0 and the broadcast.read scope (same as broadcast.chat). The payload includes broadcast_id and message_id.

Event payloads adds a sample broadcast.chat.remove delivery. The page summary now lists broadcasts among covered event types.

Livestream API

Accessing Live Chat adds optional Step 4: Receive removed-message events. Subscribe to broadcast.chat.remove the same way as broadcast.chat so you can drop removed messages from chat display or replay.

Delete a Chat Message notes that removing a message fires broadcast.chat.remove for the broadcast owner, with a pointer to that step.

Changelog

Changelog has a Sep 29, 2026 X API v2 entry for broadcast chat removal events on the Activity API, with a link to the sample payload.

Enterprise

Customer directory corrects the Eltes Co., Ltd. logo link to https://eltes.co.jp.

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