News & Reviews:   Threads

Looks like things have gotten interesting in the tech industry lately. Today, Apple Inc. has removed WhatsApp and Threads apps from the App Store starting today in compliance with China's regulations. That said, what should you know about it?

You must have heard of the term “Forever Alone” on the Internet. Some people think it's a bad term and some people think it's just a joke. Recently, Palmsy was developed as a social media platform for those who have no friends, the “Forever Alone”s or for those who do not know how to socialise.

Do you dislike seeing political content when you surf Instagram and Threads? Well, I assume most of us do and here's some good news - Meta has finally enabled options to recommend less political content on your feed, especially from accounts that you don't follow at all. 

Do you see a photo on the Internet and wonder if it's generated by AI? That's how prevalent generative AI is these days. Sometimes the post won't even confirm it, so it can be hard to identify AI content. But Meta is looking to make things clear.

Previously, we mentioned how Threads has introduced a hashtag feature on the platform. Thanks to Meta, Threads now supports keyword search on the platform. That said, what should you know about it?

4 months ago, Mark Zuckerberg launched Threads as a reply to the Twitter rebranding. The platform was a hit. However, as we mentioned previously, the numbers have dropped steadily. Perhaps, this is what made Meta launch this feature.

Previously, Threads was tied directly to your Instagram account but deleting your Threads profile would mean doing the same for the latter too. It was quite a bizarre move, to say the least, but you can do it now thanks to the long-awaited update.

If you are a frequent user of TikTok, this news might surprise you. According to a Social Media Expert, Matt Navarra, TikTok could extend the maximum length of videos that you can upload on the platform. That said, what should you know about it?

Meta-owned social media platform Instagram is introducing a new feature soon, which involves Polls. Currently under testing, users can soon create Polls in the comments section of an Instagram post.

If you still use Threads, you would have heard the news about Meta launching a web version. Well, looks like it's happening and according to Meta spokesperson Christine Pai and Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg, it's now rolling out for the next few days.