Meta is introducing a new way for users to contribute to fact-checking on Threads by adding a Community Notes feature. This feature, which has already been spotted in the iPhone
Meta is introducing a new way for users to contribute to fact-checking on Threads by adding a Community Notes feature. This feature, which has already been spotted in the iPhone
Google searches for deleting Facebook, Instagram, and Threads accounts have skyrocketed in the U.S. after Meta announced it would end its third-party fact-checking system and loosen content moderation policies. The
Bluesky and Threads have emerged as two of the most prominent alternatives to the platform formerly known as Twitter, now called X. Despite sharing the goal of redefining text-based social
Meta’s microblogging platform, Threads, has reached a significant milestone with over 100 million daily active users. CEO Mark Zuckerberg revealed this on Monday, alongside an update on the platform’s monthly
Meta’s Threads is testing a new feature that lets users follow curated groups of accounts based on topics like basketball, fashion, food, books, and pop culture. This new feature, inspired
Threads, the popular social media app from Meta, is actively surveying users about its content moderation practices. Users, like journalist Alex Heath, report seeing a survey at the top of
Meta’s key platforms—Facebook, Instagram, Threads, WhatsApp, and Messenger—are experiencing a significant outage, leaving users unable to access these services. Reports from users across Bluesky, X, and Reddit confirm issues such
Threads has made a significant but cautious move toward integrating with the fediverse by allowing users to follow accounts from decentralized platforms like Mastodon. However, some limitations prevent it from
Meta’s Threads app is rolling out an improved search feature aimed at making it easier for users to find specific posts. The new functionality allows users to filter search results
Meta’s Threads saw over 35 million signups in November, with daily signups averaging more than a million for three consecutive months, according to a Meta spokesperson. Of these, 20 million
Just five days after testing, Meta is rolling out its custom feeds feature in Threads to everyone. This new addition lets users create feeds tailored to specific topics and accounts,
Openvibe has expanded its capabilities by adding support for Meta’s Threads, allowing users to cross-post seamlessly across multiple social media platforms. This update comes as many users turn to alternatives
Meta’s new social media platform Threads has officially launched an API (Application Programming Interface) for third-party developers. The move will allow developers to build new experiences and integrations around the