Threads, an app that competes with Twitter, has been formally released by Mark Zuckerberg and Meta. Let’s do this, Zuckerberg wrote in a text message to the app. Here you are at Threads.
Availability of Threads App
The app debuted for consumers worldwide a day before its scheduled Thursday morning launch. As of right now, Threads may be found online at threads.net, in the Google Play Store, and the Apple App Store.
Since the announcement a few days ago, Meta’s shares have increased; on Wednesday, they increased 3%. In a blog post on the platform’s Instagram account, Instagram stated, “Our vision with Threads is to take what Instagram does best and expand that to text. Thus, creating a positive and creative space to express your ideas.”
Rival of Twitter
Currently, Threads is Twitter’s most significant rival. In the first four hours, Threads saw more than five million signups, according to Zuckerberg.
The app attracted two million signups on the App Store in the first two hours and is still growing. Additionally, Zuckerberg sent out a tweet for the first time in ten years to honor his Twitter competitor with a meme.
Closing Note
Since Elon Musk bought Twitter for US$ 44 billion, the company is operating on life support. It is very early in the conflict between Threads and Twitter, so it is unclear how Musk and his team will respond.
