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  • Threads introduces ‘ghost posts’ that vanish after 24 hours: 5 key things to know

    Threads has launched ghost posts that disappear after 24 hours, encouraging users to share unfiltered thoughts without worrying about permanence. Here’s how the feature works and what makes it different.

  • Threads will now enable users to add up to five links in profile bios

    Threads is making it easier for creators to share personal links with their followers by allowing users to add up to five links to their account bios.

  • Meta upgrades Threads by changing its web address to Threads.com

    Meta has announced that it’s moving Threads to a new domain, named ‘Threads.com,’ on the web. It is also adding several new features on desktop.

  • Threads now lets you schedule posts: Here’s how

    Mosseri also said in his post that Threads is introducing a way to add notes or markings to posts you share. This means you can draw on, highlight, or add arrows to a post before sharing it

  • Threads is getting this Facebook and WhatsApp feature

    Threads has introduced an ‘activity status’ feature that will signify when a user is online on the platform. This feature will be turned on by default and is already available on Meta’s other social media sites like Facebook or Instagram.

  • Meta takes on X with Threads’ new features

    Threads app from Meta now allows its users to save 100 drafts per account. For creators, a new analytics section for performance measurement is now available and these features are currently exclusive for desktop users.

  • Meta's Threads set to hit 200 million monthly active users, says Mark Zuckerberg

    Meta chief Mark Zuckerberg expects Threads to become the next billion-user social network in the company's suite of apps in a few years.

  • One year and 175 million users later, Threads is still not a Twitter ‘killer’

    Musk wants X to be the digital town square where people come, share, discuss and do whatnot. That really hasn't happened one year later.

  • Meta's Threads now has over 175 million monthly active users, says Mark Zuckerberg

    Threads, designed as rival to Elon Musk's X, has been steadily building a range of new features to attract more users onto its platform.

  • Meta's Threads expands its open social web rollout to over 100 countries

    Threads users will now be able to share their posts to other ActivityPub-based federated platforms like Mastodon, and they will also be able to see and like replies.

  • Meta's Threads rolls out API to all third-party developers

    Threads API will enable creators, developers and brands to build their own unique integrations and manage their Threads presence at scale

  • Threads starts testing TweetDeck-like pinned columns on Web

    Meta's pinned columns pilot from Threads comes nearly nine months after X CEO Elon Musk rebranded TweetDeck as X Pro and brought it under a paywall.

  • Instagram Threads enhances content filtering with ‘hidden words’ feature

    Meta says that users can toggle the Hidden Words feature on or off at any time, depending on their preferences. Instagram introduced a similar content filtering feature for comments back in 2016,

  • Threads now has over 150 million monthly active users, says Mark Zuckerberg

    Threads, designed as rival to Elon Musk's X, has been steadily building a range of new features to attract people onto its platform

  • Threads may soon bring search filter feature: All the details

    Meta is now rolling out a new search feature that enables real-time search results on Threads for some users.

  • Threads' fediverse beta rollout allows users to share their posts on Mastodon, others

    Threads will be Meta's first app that will be compatible with rival services, enabling users to interact with a broader community beyond the app's existing user base.

  • Meta begins testing 'trending topics' feature on Threads

    The feature Today's Topics will help users track the subjects being talked about on Threads

  • Meta to soon suspend political content recommendations on Threads

    Threads users will be allowed to follow accounts that post political content, but the algorithm that suggests content from users they don't follow will not recommend accounts that post about politics.

  • Meta's Threads now has over 130 million monthly active users, says Mark Zuckerberg

    Mark Zuckerberg said that Threads now has more people actively using it today than it did during its initial launch peak last year.

  • Meta's new test to show Threads posts on Mastodon amid an interoperability push

    Instagram head Adam Mosseri said that they are starting with the ability to follow Threads users from ActivityPub clients and will soon add the ability to follow accounts from ActivityPub servers on Threads.

  • White House launches Threads account for Biden, Harris

    The move, which the White House says was in the process for several weeks, comes just days after the White House and others criticised Musk for the amplification and endorsement of an anti-Semitic post.

  • You can now delete your Threads account without deleting your Instagram profile

    This move will be permanent; once deleted, all your Threads posts and replies will be hidden and within 30 days, permanently deleted.

  • Meta’s Threads has nearly 100 million monthly active users: CEO Mark Zuckerberg

    Threads has a good chance to become the next billion-user social network in Meta's suite of apps, that includes Facebook, Instagram, WhatsApp, and Messenger, Zuckerberg said.

  • From waiting tables to leading Instagram, Adam Mosseri's impressive career path

    Adam Mosseri kicked off his career as a waiter, serving tables, and made his upward journey to where he is now.

  • Instagram's Threads rolls out keyword search to India, US and others

    Meta chief executive Mark Zuckerberg said the search feature will now be available in most English and Spanish speaking countries with more countries to follow

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