Meta's Threads app now lets you add spoilers warning to your posts. Learn here how to take advantage of this feature.

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.

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 ...

It's important to note that this data is exclusively for mobile users, and X likely has an edge with regards to desktop users ...

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 ...

Threads is a Twitter clone, but Meta is introducing the concept to never-tweeters who have been on Instagram. So there’s going to be an awkward phase of acclimating. But let me back up for a second.

Days before the second anniversary of Meta launching Threads, the social media platform has finally added DMs. On Tuesday, ...

The announcement of Threads, Meta’s Instagram-Twitter hybrid, had been met with confusion and skepticism. Then, when it launched yesterday, 30 million people signed up within hours. Threads, the ...

Add GIFs to Threads on iOS. If you have an iPhone you’ve been blessed with the ability to easily share GIFs on Threads. 1. Go to your search engine of choice and look for your GIF.

Twitter and Threads are pretty similar in terms of engagement, too. Both have a like button, comment tool, repost and quote function, and share options.

Threads — Meta's answer to X, formerly known as Twitter — is now accessible via the web. Previously exclusive to a mobile app, you can now use Threads on your desktop, and in this guide, we'll ...

This photo, taken in New York on Wednesday, July 5, 2023, show the logo for Meta's new app Threads, right, and that of Twitter. Meta is poised to unveil the new app that appears to mimic Twitter ...