Threads is gearing up for a Twitter-style chronological feed

streams is an internet sensation app. In fact, 100 million registered users in the first 5 days make this social platform the fastest accepted ever. Now this success should not overshadow Meta, as it is clear that Threads is in its current state many important features are missing that prevent you from competing with Twitter. The clearest example is feed chronological.

At the moment, He feed threads is chaosWith. It’s a mixture of posts from people you follow and content recommended by the app itself – more than the latter, in fact. Also, they are not displayed depending on when they were published. The Meta is fortunately aware of the current shortcomings and is committed to reversing them as soon as possible.

Through the official Threads account, the platform confirmed that they are focusing on developing a number of features that, once implemented, will significantly improve the user experience.

First, they claim that their goal is to make the reading experience feed streams is configured according to user preferences. It seems that the recommendations are not going to decrease in number at the moment, but they will better suit your desires to read. “Later we will offer more personalized recommendations,” they note.

In this sense, we intuitively understand that they will rely more or less on Instagram’s recommendation algorithm. Recall that this social network, as in feed how do you show photos in the search tab and Coils from people we don’t follow, but whose posts might be of interest to us. It doesn’t always work out the way you would like, yes.

On the other hand, they announced that are working on feed chronological for topics, which is probably the most requested feature. “And if you were wondering about feed chronologically, we are working on it,” they comment. The bad news is that there is no tentative release date.

Finally, Threads promise that they will make improvements to make it easier to find and follow the topics we are really interested in. So, currently the only way to “personalize” our experience is to follow profiles we like. To whom hypertext We have already told you how to avoid viewing content that does not interest you.

“In the meantime, customize your feed by following more people on Threads. And feel free to share the accounts you like! Who should we subscribe to here?”

It is increasingly clear that Meta quickly launched Threads before it is 100% complete. Of course, those who led Mark Zuckerberg prioritized positioning their app correctly, taking advantage of the Twitter crisis, leaving the corresponding improvements for posterity.

Is the play out? Yes, sure. That Threads has over 100 million registered users in less than a week is no small feat. Also, his community seems to use a social network that, despite its initial lack of functionality, doesn’t convey twitter’s uncertainty. The latter is still afloat due to the controversial decisions of Elon Musk, who has already canceled some of them.