The social media battle heats up as Meta announced it will release an app to rival Twitter called “Threads.”
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Like tweets, Threads contain short texts from various users; others could comment, share, and react to these posts. Also, it has a heart symbol to mark posts as your “favorite.”Twitter users would feel at home due to the similar layout. However, Meta geared it towards Instagram fans as it allows them to import contacts to this new app.
“I’m sure Earth can’t wait to be exclusively under Zuck’s thumb with no other options. At least it will be ‘sane.’ [I] Was worried there for a moment.”People outside their companies have also shared their two cents about the new mobile software. For example, Drew Benvie, CEO of social media consultancy Battenhall, said Threads would become a formidable threat to Musk’s Twitter.
The company has not shared more details about its upcoming release at the time of writing. However, its screenshots and description suggest it will function like Twitter.
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