Meta is reportedly building a decentralized Twitter competitor | Engadget

Meta is reportedly building a decentralized Twitter competitor

. The social networking giant is reportedly in the early stages of developing an app codenamed P92 that would let users post text-based updates, and it's going to support Mastodon's social networking protocol called ActivityPub. Meta confirmed that a decentralized social network is in the works at the company and told the publications:

P92 will carry Instagram's branding and will let users register and log in using their Instagram credentials, according to the sources. It will populate users' profile with their Instagram account details if they use their login on the photo-sharing app. But based on the product briefsaw,"data sharing from Instagram to P92 will be minimal, if not none" after the initial sign up.

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