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Threads on the web is rolling out

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GEEK DESK
Aug 23

Meta has finally launched one of the most asked for features of Threads, the web access.

Users will be able to post, and interact with others from the web. The new web based app is set to roll out over the next few days, said Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg.

Meta also said, although the core functionalities will be available at launch, some features will roll out later, such as editing profiles or sending a thread over to Instagram DMs (direct messages), which was recently launched on the app.

X’s competitor Threads had record braking sign-ups after it was first launched on 5 July, with 100 million new users registering within a week, but dropped again short of 3 weeks later.

You can check our the web access here.

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