Instagram’s highly anticipated Twitter rival is expected to launch on Thursday, according to a listing on Apple’s App Store.
There are also problems with site reliability. On Saturday,and Bluesky, are more nascent and haven’t yet built their networks to be viable alternatives.with various celebrities and influencers for months, aiming to generate a buzz when it launches.
The app is available for “pre-order” and is “expected” on Thursday, according to the App Store listing. There, Threads is described as “where communities come together to discuss everything from the topics you care about today, to what’ll be trending tomorrow”.Facebook billionaire Mark Zuckerberg’s Meta has a long history of borrowing ideas from competitors — and it hasn’t always worked out. But when the company’s copycat products succeed, they can catch on quickly.in 2016.
More than 3 billion people daily used at least one of Meta’s apps — Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp — in the first quarter of the year, the company reported in April.
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