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TRG Datacentres analyzed the number of searches for how to delete (my) ___ account to determine which social media companies have lost favor with users. Instagram topped the list with over 1 million searches per month for deleting accounts, potentially signaling trouble for the platform.

According to a recent report by US-based tech firm TRG Datacentres, over 1 million people worldwide searched 'how to delete (my) Instagram account' each month in 2023, marking a significant shift in user priorities.

Threads App: Now though, when anyone in the EU visits the Threads website there is a countdown timer that ends on Thursday at 1100 GMT. People outside of the EU see the usual log-in page.

Salesforce shares surged after it reported better-than-expected earnings and Tesla plans to commemorate the beginning of deliveries of its Cybertruck at an event at its Texas factory. Here’s what investors need to know today.

Meta's micro-blogging platform, Threads, introduces a feature allowing users to delete their Threads profile without affecting their connected Instagram account. Head of Instagram, Adam Mosseri, announced this update in response to user feedback. Another update grants users more control over the visibility of Threads posts on Meta's platforms, addressing privacy concerns., Technology & Science News, Times Now

Instagram head Adam Mosseri said that based on feedback from the community, Threads will also let users turn off automatic sharing of their posts to other apps, including Instagram and Facebook.

The platform recently introduced a feature that makes it easy for people to see Threads posts directly on Facebook and Instagram, to help expand your audience and grow your reach.

Head of Instagram Adam Mosseri has now announced an update to the application which allows users to delete their Threads profile separately from Instagram.

Threads has introduced a feature that lets users stop their posts from being suggested on Instagram and Facebook. Users can access the privacy section on the Threads app and turn off the toggles for Facebook and Instagram.

A British software company says it owns the trademark for the name Threads in the U.K. and turned down multiple offers to sell the domain name.