So what if you had a billion followers on Twitter? Meta’s new app, Threads, is rapidly growing, with 70 million sign-ups in the first couple of days according to a tweet …I mean Thread post ...

Threads is Instagram's latest social media platform. It hopes to be a rival to Elon Musk's Twitter. Users on Threads can write, share, and respond to posts with up to 500 characters. Here's a step ...

This week, Meta launched its new social media app, called Threads. This Twitter-like network lets users post short text blurbs along with images and videos. It’s an obvious move to win over ...

According to the company, Threads “offers a new, separate space for real-time updates and public conversations,” rivaling Elon Musk’s Twitter. Tens of millions of people agree already.

Threads, the Twitter clone rolled out by Mark Zuckerberg’s Meta last week, is an incredibly simple and sometimes overwhelming app at the same time. Whether you’re an intrigued Instagram user ...

To see everything you write in a Twitter thread at once, you need to use a tool that isn't Twitter. The same goes for unrolling Twitter threads into a single page of text that's easier to read.

To spread Threads, Meta sometimes shares posts on its other products, Facebook and Instagram. If you want to separate your Threads life from there, you can do so through the mobile app.

How Threads Compares to Twitter. Threads is functionally identical to Twitter— and that’s the point. Meta executives reportedly touted the platform as a “sanely run” alternative to Twitter ...

Meta's Threads is a major threat to Elon Musk's Twitter. And if it can get enough people to stick around, could put Twitter on its heels.

However, the new Twitter-like Thread app appeared in July, and was fairly easy to download. Since Threads is owned by Meta, it was actually Instagram that prompted me to try and download the app.

Much like Twitter, Threads gives you the ability to write, repost, quote and like posts. Posts can be up to 500 characters long and include links, photographs and videos up to five minutes long.

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