Threads runs the expected chronological feed with the accounts you follow.

streams started displaying the “Subscriptions” tab, a timeline to visualize the accounts we follow. Meta capitalizes on Twitter’s bad decisions, and this time it does so with one of the most requested features by iOS and Android users.

Like other features, the new Threads feed is inspired by Twitter. this column will show topics posted by people you follow inside the application in chronological order, starting with the most recent. If you’re tired of reading motivational quotes, outdated memes, or any other influencer posts, this section is what you’ve been waiting for.

The only downside is that the new chronological streams an extra step is required to display it. Unlike Twitter, the Follows tab is not shown by default when you open the app, so you need to click on the Threads logo that appears at the top.

Posted by @threadsapp

Browsing in Topics

In this case, the application will display two columns: “For you” and “Subscriptions”. In the first, we will find recommendations from the algorithm and publications from our friends as they appear since launch. The second will only show topics from the accounts you follow, in chronological order, with no suggested topics or spam.

While Meta has delivered on its promise, its implementation can cause some inconvenience. To activate channels We need to click on the logo every time we open the application. Unlike Twitter, Threads will not remember your last visit and will redirect you to the For You section the next time you use the app.

Threads updated with more important features

Subscriptions feed This is not the only novelty in Threads. The app will add more features and fix some issues with the original interface. Additions include a translator, new ways to filter notifications in the Activity section, a more intuitive Follow button, and a faster way to authorize followers if your account is closed.

According to Adam Mosseri, CEO of Instagram, the team is listening to suggestions from the community. streams will continue to add features and fix bugs every week. Both Mosseri and Mark Zuckerberg are pleased with the public’s reaction to the new social network.

“I’m very optimistic about how the Threads community is going. Initial growth was off the charts, but more importantly, tens of millions of people are now returning daily,” Zuckerberg said. “This is much more than we expected. For the rest of the year, the focus is on improving fundamentals and customer retention.”

The co-founder of Facebook knows that the process will take time, but once it’s done they will grow into a community. “We’ve run this scenario many times (FB, IG, Stories, Reels, etc.) and I’m sure Threads is on a good track too,” he said.

New Streaming Features activated gradually and from the server, so updating an app from the App Store or Google Play doesn’t guarantee you’ll see them right away. If you’ve already clicked on the Threads logo and the timeline doesn’t appear, don’t despair and try again later.