Meta company is taking important steps to improve the experience of its users on the microblogging platform Threads, which it launched in many countries this year. Including the US to combat ‘x’, formerly known as Twitter.
The latest development in development is a trend ‘feed’ which will be similar to the popular concept of ‘trending topics’, known for standing out with an ‘X’.
Launched in September, Threads’ search feature was the first step in making the platform more functional and easier to use. Now, The company plans to further expand this capacity by adding a trend stream. This information was deleted minutes later, as a Meta employee revealed in a coincidental post.
However, application developer William Max I caught the post before it was deleted and shared the screenshot. gives a look at how this application will work from Threads.
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This will be available in the search tab of the platform and will present the main trending topics in real-time. Each one one to be accompanied by a figure of the number of publications on the subject in question, This will allow users to stay informed about what is happening on the platform in real time.
The design of this function is similar to that of its main competitor, Twitter, where ‘trending topics’ are displayed in a ranked list Based on the number of posts shared about each topic.
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However, it is important to note that this Threads feature is still in development and has not been officially announced, so the final design may undergo changes before release.
With this new feature Meta aims to continue improving Threads and compete more effectively in the world of social networks and microbloggingIt offers a more complete experience for users switching from Twitter to the Meta app.
*This content was rewritten with the help of artificial intelligence, based on information published by Europa Press, and reviewed by a journalist and editor.
Source: Exame
