It's finally here! Will we see you over on Threads?
Meta’s Threads app has been building up hype in the last few months, and it looks like we’re now only days away from being able to check out the Twitter alternative for ourselves.
It’s no surprise that the company is basically taking aim at Twitter, and looking to take advantage of the growing number of disgruntled users that want the Twitter experience without being beholden to theThe concept is pretty straightforward, presenting a familiar enough interface that means it should likely be a smooth transition for Twitter refugees and new users alike.
If you’ve already got an Insta account, your username will be reserved for you over on Threads, so once the app goes live you’ll be able to hop right on without any hassle and post away. of this year, and we’re absolutely buzzing. Meta has had to work quickly to get this off the ground and it looks like the time has finally come for the text-based app to make its debut.and Apple App Store, though we didn’t think it would be this soon!.
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