Topics: Twitter competitor gets launch date with 3D virtual Instagram invite

Update (4/7/2023 – 4:27 PM) – EB

Meta is committed to promoting the launch of its Twitter competitor, Threads. newly The app has reached the App Store and its release date has been confirmedNow, the company has added a default invite that displays when you search for the app on Instagram, to confirm when the threads launch.

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– Alex Heath (@alexeheath) July 4, 2023

The grandmother was referred to by the Al-Bawaba journalist the edge, Alex Heath, who posted a video showing the new digital invitation that appears when searching for threads on Instagram. You can also view the invitation in 3D by searching for it and tapping on the pink icon that appears in the app’s search bar.

In addition, there is a button in the lower area of ​​the screen to receive a reminder when editing topics, in this way you will receive a notification that it is now available.

This is a very clever way to make the app popular, since each invite is individual with your Instagram username, each user will be able to use the same login and password in the new Meta app.

Themes will be available starting July 6, 2023 at 11:00 AM, so be sure to catch up on all the app news here on TudoCelular.

Unfortunately, Twitter seems to be making it easier for the competition, as today the social network made it official that another feature would be exclusive to Blue subscribers, as well as now limiting the amount of tweets users can post and see per day.

Original article (4/7/2023 – 4:13 AM)

Threads: Meta-developed Twitter competitor hits the App Store and gets a release date

after A short time in development, the social theme network hit the App Store and Play Store on Monday night. According to the objective, the The new app will launch on Thursday (6).

Another major integration with Instagram even includes migrating followers to threads. As for the design of the new application, it is noticeable that it copies aspects of Twitter.

Threads have a like, share, and comment button, and users will be able to add photos and videos of up to five minutes to their posts.

In the area of ​​privacy, threads will allow the user to choose who can reply to their posts: the general public, followers, or mentioned people.

However, what really caught many users’ attention is the amount of data Topics can collect, from health information to browsing history.

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It should be remembered that Threads is Meta’s response to ongoing problems involving Twitter after Elon Musk took over the social network. This past weekend, the platform started limiting the amount of tweets users can see.

Since the billionaire’s management left many users disappointed, Mark Zuckerberg decided to take the opportunity to “clone” Twitter, which infuriated Musk and made him challenge the challenger to a UFC fight.