Threads reaches 150 million users and launches a very interesting new feature

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Threads reaches 150 million users and launches a very interesting new feature

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Archiving posts manually or automatically is the next step for Threads!

Threads celebrates 150 million monthly users with the launch of new features

Threads overcame its difficult beginnings with good balance and ongoing projects. The Meta application which has established itself as an alternative to Twitter, now X, is about to complete its first year with 150 million monthly users and continues to announce new features coming very soon, as confirmed by Instagram director Adam Mosseri.

This week, Mark Zuckerberg revealed Threads’ numbers during Meta’s first quarter earnings conference call. Later, Instagram director Adam Mosseri confirmed that A feature to archive posts so they are not visible on your profile is in the works.

Chats will allow you to archive profile posts

Mosseri took to his Threads profile to explain that the archiving option being tested with a small number of people included a manual setting for individual posts, as well as the ability to automatically archive all posts after a certain period of time.

Like with Instagram posts Users will have the option to unarchive a post to view it again.

Among the updates released by Threads are the ability to search for posts and a post editing feature. Last week, Threads has started rolling out an option to allow some users to filter search results based on the most recent posts.rather than just posts suggested by its algorithm.

Despite a quick launch as a basic app and no presence in Europe, growth has been steady. According to the report shared during the earnings call, there has been an increase of approximately 20 million new users since February.

Although the figure above is not an overwhelming figure compared to early records, it still leaves The app racing to become the next billion-user Meta appas Zuckerberg predicted in a statement last October.

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