Metas Threads News Today

Meta’s Threads is officially rolling out a keyword search feature in the United States, alongside many other countries including India, Canada, Mexico and the UK. This has been one of the most asked-for features since the platform launched in July. Keyword search appeared last week as a beta in New Zealand and Australia, and it looks that beta was a success given today’s announcement.

OpenAIs ChatGPT, the wildly popular artificial intelligence chatbot launched in November, saw monthly website visits decline for the third month in a row in August, though there are signs the decline...

Zuckerberg said the drop-off was normal and he was optimistic that the retention would grow with the addition of more features

Meta's new app, Threads, has rolled out its first update since its explosive launch, adding new features and addressing some user complaints.

We've curated expert insights and reporting on whether Meta's Threads can win the great Twitter replacement battle.

Metas new app Threads, which saw over 100 million sign-ups in its first week, is losing momentum with a significant decrease in daily active users. The apps limitations, such as the lack of news content and inability to operate anonymously, are contributing to its decline.

Twitter rival Threads has implemented rate limits to combat spam accounts. Instagram CEO Adam Mosseri made the announcement, prompting criticism from Twitter CEO Elon Musk, who has previously accused Threads of being a copycat app.

Threads has quickly become the fastest-growing app, posing a challenge to Twitters declining popularity. A recent Morning Consult survey suggests that Threads success can be attributed to factors such as timing, positioning, and strong backing, as well as its positive and well-moderated approach.

While many users are enjoying the new app, several others claimed Threads was draining their smartphones battery

Metas launch of Threads signifies its ambitious bid to challenge Twitters core functionality of real-time conversations