Threads, a new app from Meta, has just been unveiled, and it looks and works remarkably like Twitter. Users can share text posts, links, images, and quick videos up to five minutes long on Threads, an Instagram app extension.
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Its release has been accelerated in order to take advantage of the recent unrest at Twitter, where CEO Elon Musk’s changes have drawn criticism. Although they must download the Threads app, users who already have Instagram accounts will automatically have a Threads account with the same username.
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On Thursday, the app was officially released worldwide. To help with marketing, Meta has enlisted the help of well-known people like Gordon Ramsay, Shakira, and Lando Norris.
Although using Threads is completely free, obtaining a blue verification tick necessitates a subscription to Meta Verified. The app aims to provide a forum for text-based conversations and open discourse, much like Twitter and other social apps.
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It provides options like following users, suggesting content, profile pages, and various thread, reply, and repost tabs. In more than 100 countries, Threads is available for download from the Google Play Store and the Apple App Store.
