Meta is reportedly working on a new feature which will cross-post Instagram Reels directly on the Threads platform. Soon users will be able to tap the Instagram button, which will be able to access a grid of their Instagram posts and Reels, selecting which content they want to share on Threads.
Mark Zuckerberg, Founder and CEO of Meta, has announced that Threads has surpassed 175 million monthly active users globally, marking a significant milestone for the platform.
Meta has a filter that restricts political content recommendations for users by default. Interested users can opt in to view political content. However, due to an error, the company was restricting it to users who have opted in.
Threads is reportedly working on a new fact-checking programme to rate false content on the platform. Instagram head Adam Mosseri made the announcement via post made on Threads.
A few users faced difficulties accessing Facebook and Instagram, leading to inconvenience. It's worth noting that not all users were affected by these issues, but rather only a subset of users experienced problems as Meta services were facing some issues.
Meta has been testing several features to increase the user base of Threads, which currently has 150 million users. The company has also tried cross-posting from Facebook to Threads and directly promoting Threads posts in Facebook and Instagram feeds.
Meta has set out certain border guidelines that creators need to follow to be eligible for a bonus program. The program is also aimed at increasing the engagement on the platform, which has recently crossed 150 million monthly active users.
Meta is extending some of Instagram’s safety features to Threads. The tech giant has also announced new controls for quote posts. This comes after the recent announcement of a new archive feature on the platform.
A similar kind of feature is also available on Instagram and is widely used by its users. The new feature on Threads is currently under testing and is available to a small number of users. The platform is also working on real-time search results on the feed.
Threads is dubbed as X (formerly Twitter) rival but the platform lacks many features that are available on X. Meta is now testing real-time search results on the platform. Previously, it was found testing a feature to initiate new messages.
The under-testing feature will allow users to initiate messages for the Threads. The platform didn’t have messaging capability since its rollout. The feature is currently available to the select users of the platform.
The new changes apply to public accounts and will prevent political content from being recommended in spaces such as Explore, Reels, In-Feed Recommendations, and Suggested Users. This new feature will not impact how the platforms display content from the accounts that users choose to follow.
Users can check the score by searching for the team to see the up-to-date score. They can also find the timing of the game by searching ahead of time.
The 'trending now' feature provides visibility into conversations in Threads and was announced by Mark Zuckerberg in a Threads post. Here's all you need to know.
Users faced trouble while signing in into their Facebook, Instagram accounts on both App and website. Take a look at how one can troubleshoot the problem.
This API will enable creators, developers, and brands to manage their Threads presence more efficiently and share content with their communities from third-party applications.
Threads Saved Posts feature was announced by the microblogging platform earlier this month and was under testing with a limited number of users. The feature is now rolling out to all the users of the platform and interested users can access the feature on the app.
Mark Zuckerburg, Founder and CEO of Meta has announced that the company is testing a new "trending topics" feature on Threads that will allow users to see what kinds of conversations are trending on the platform.
Meta is testing a new trending topics feature on Threads to show users popular discussions, while also limiting the promotion of political content on Instagram and Threads.
Meta, the company behind Instagram and Threads, will no longer push political content to users but will let them choose if they want to see it.
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