News update, Meta will soon give users option to share their Instagram posts on Threads
Posted: Fri May 10, 2024 8:23 pm
Hello Magic Nation friends,
All of you must be using Meta company Instagram and Facebook apps. They recently launched the Threads app which may not be that popular in my view, this is my personal opinion, but a news related to the Threads app has come out. So let us know what this news is.
Meta, the company behind Instagram and Facebook, is pushing for more users to adopt Threads, their alternative social media platform, by introducing a feature allowing Instagram posts to be shared on Threads.
In Short
- Meta is testing a new feature that enables Instagram users to directly post their photos on Threads
- Threads, launched in 2023, focuses on text-based content and has over 150 million monthly users
- Despite a drop in daily users shortly after its launch, Threads has continued to grow, reaching 190 million users by May 2024
Meta, the company behind Instagram and Facebook, wants more people to use Threads, their alternative to another platform called X. They're trying out a new feature to make it easier for Instagram users to share their posts on Threads. Right now, they're testing it globally, allowing users to switch on a setting on Instagram that lets them post directly to Threads. But, for now, it only works with photos, not videos like Reels. Since Instagram is all about videos lately, Threads could be a good place for sharing your photos.
Meta says it's an optional thing, so users can choose whether they want to use it, as per Tech Crunch report. When you post from Instagram to Threads, your caption becomes regular text, and hashtags won't work the same way they do on Instagram.
Meta keeps working on Threads, trying out new things to get more people to use it. They want Threads to be a big part of social media, especially for people who want something different from the usual video-focused apps.
News source: INDIA TODAY
So that's it for now, I hope you liked it. There will be fresh news or tech update come, I will come to meet you again till then goodbye.
Signing Off
Harsh_A_D
(Tech Enthusiast)
All of you must be using Meta company Instagram and Facebook apps. They recently launched the Threads app which may not be that popular in my view, this is my personal opinion, but a news related to the Threads app has come out. So let us know what this news is.
Meta, the company behind Instagram and Facebook, is pushing for more users to adopt Threads, their alternative social media platform, by introducing a feature allowing Instagram posts to be shared on Threads.
In Short- Meta is testing a new feature that enables Instagram users to directly post their photos on Threads
- Threads, launched in 2023, focuses on text-based content and has over 150 million monthly users
- Despite a drop in daily users shortly after its launch, Threads has continued to grow, reaching 190 million users by May 2024
Meta, the company behind Instagram and Facebook, wants more people to use Threads, their alternative to another platform called X. They're trying out a new feature to make it easier for Instagram users to share their posts on Threads. Right now, they're testing it globally, allowing users to switch on a setting on Instagram that lets them post directly to Threads. But, for now, it only works with photos, not videos like Reels. Since Instagram is all about videos lately, Threads could be a good place for sharing your photos.
Meta says it's an optional thing, so users can choose whether they want to use it, as per Tech Crunch report. When you post from Instagram to Threads, your caption becomes regular text, and hashtags won't work the same way they do on Instagram.
Meta keeps working on Threads, trying out new things to get more people to use it. They want Threads to be a big part of social media, especially for people who want something different from the usual video-focused apps.
News source: INDIA TODAY
So that's it for now, I hope you liked it. There will be fresh news or tech update come, I will come to meet you again till then goodbye.
Signing Off
Harsh_A_D
(Tech Enthusiast)
