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Instagram has now added a new, dedicated domain for Threads, separate from Instagram itself, which will make it easier to track referral traffic from your Threads posts. Continue reading
After testing them out in selected markets over the last few weeks, Threads topic tags are now being rolled out to all users worldwide, providing more ways for users to find relevant discussions in the app. Continue reading
If Threads wants to become a true competitor for X (Twitter) then it needs to put more focus on trending topics, and make it easier for people to engage in real-time conversation around big events. Continue reading
After launching an initial test of keyword search in selected regions back in August, Threads is now making its expanded search capacity available to all users in all markets. Continue reading
The Threads team is addressing one of the biggest initial user concerns with the app, with Threads users now able to delete their Threads profile independent of their Instagram presence. Continue reading
In response to user feedback, Instagram’s Threads will now let users turn off automatic sharing of their Threads posts to other apps, including Instagram and Facebook — a move that had not gone down well with Threads users. Continue reading
Threads continues to roll out new updates, as it works to provide feature parity with X, and capitalize on rising interest. Continue reading
Instagram head Adam Mosseri said today that a Threads API is in the works. This will give chance to developers to create different apps and experiences around Threads. Continue reading
Threads continues to roll out more updates, this time with the addition of GIFs and polls in-stream. Continue reading
Instagram has added another growth feature for Threads, which enables you to tag Instagram users who don’t yet have a Threads account, so that you can follow them if/when they do. Continue reading