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Threads is testing option to choose your own default feed
Threads is testing the option to choose your own default feed
Threads will now let users decide what feed they want as their default when opening the app. Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg announced the news in a post, saying that you’ll be able to choose between For You,
Threads tests the ability for users to choose their preferred default feed
Zuckerberg announced Threads is now testing the option for users to choose their For You, Following, or a custom feed as their default one.
Mark Zuckerberg teases default Threads feeds as X users flock to rival Bluesky
Threads
will let users choose a default feed, Mark Zuckerberg has said. Meta's move to compete with Bluesky's growth follows a wave of users leaving Elon Musk's X. With its recent rapid growth, Bluesky faces fresh challenges, including content moderation.
Threads Is Testing the Ability to Pick Your Default Feed
Mark Zuckerberg announced Monday that Threads is testing the ability for users to pick a default feed. It's a big move, and one that puts the platform more in-line with Bluesky.
Threads Tests New Option That Allows Users To Select What Feed They Want As Default When Opening App
If you’re not a huge fan of the way your feed looks on the Threads app then you might want to read on further. The platform is currently testing a new option that enables users to select how their feed will appear as default when they open it up.
Threads' latest test will finally let you make the ‘following’ feed the default
Threads is experimenting with allowing users to set the non-algorithmic “following” feed as the default, Mark Zuckerberg shared in a post.
Threads Users Could Soon Set Their Own Default Feed
Threads is testing a feature that lets users pick their default feed. Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg announced the update, which will allow users to choose between the algorithmic “For You,” the chronological “Following,
Threads testing option to let users choose which feed they want to see by default
As we reported last week, Threads has begun to globally roll out Custom Feeds based on specific topics. And Meta seems to be really listening to users recently, as the company is now testing an option to let users set which feed they want to see by default.
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How Bluesky rose out of Twitter's ashes to challenge X and Threads
Bluesky could be on the verge of a turning point if it continues rapidly attracting users and finds a way to monetize without ...
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Threads is overhauling its search and trending features
Meta is promising “long-overdue improvements” to its X competitor, Threads, including more precise search features and ...
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Threads tweaks algorithm to show accounts you actually follow
Threads
is apparently deprioritising its algorithmic feed, allowing you to see more posts from people you actually follow.
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Taking a cue from X, Threads tests AI-powered summaries of trending topics
As Bluesky sees a significant surge in users, Meta’s X competitor Threads has been rapidly building out its platform, likely ...
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Threads Is Trying to Make Itself More Like Bluesky
Threads is now prioritizing accounts you follow over accounts you don't in the default For you feed. It's a good change, but ...
PCMag on MSN
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Threads Tests Trending Topics, AI Summaries, New Search Tools
Threads has been adding numerous new features over the past few months, as its user numbers have skyrocketed post-election.
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Bluesky is on the verge of overtaking Threads in all the ways that matter
Bluesky, the formerly Jack Dorsey-affiliated, decentralized answer to Elon Musk's X is closing the gap with
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