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    Meta’s Threads turns one with 175 million users. What’s driving the growth?

    Meta’s Threads, launched July 5, 2023, by Mark Zuckerberg, hits 175 million monthly users, challenging Elon Musk’s X. Despite X's growth, Threads steadily climbs. It tested the ActivityPub protocol, launched an API, started a fact-checking program, posts appear on Mastodon. Instagram promotion boosts users amid political content policy criticism.

    India among most active countries for Meta's Threads

    Meta's Threads boasts 175 million users, with India leading. Mark Zuckerberg highlights its impact. Cricket, like IPL, T20 World Cup, is popular, with 200 creators and players such as Rishabh Pant, Ravindra Jadeja, and Suresh Raina. Launched in July 2023, it gained 100 million sign-ups in a week. Other topics include film, TV, and OTT.

    Threads hits 175 million users on first anniversary

    Threads, Meta's alternative to X (formerly Twitter), has hit 175 million monthly users a year after its out-of-the-blue launch. Threads, which hit app stores on July 5 last year, is a spin-off of Instagram and is intended to be a rival to X, formerly known as Twitter, after that platform alienated many users and advertisers following Elon Musk's purchase in 2022.

    Want more engagement on Instagram? Follow CEO Adam Mosseri's expert advice

    Instagram Head Adam Mosseri shared valuable tips to help users boost their engagement on the platform. He emphasized the importance of monitoring post performance beyond the first few hours, engaging with comments for up to a week, and focusing on shares as a key metric of success. Mosseri also highlighted that carousels offer multiple opportunities for visibility and stressed that engagement rate is more important than follower count.

    Meta will not launch Meta AI in Europe for now

    Meta Platforms postpones Meta AI launch in Europe due to Irish privacy regulator's request on user data from Facebook and Instagram.

    Why are female profiles being used to engage with users on the Internet?

    Disinformation campaigns, AI Chatbots and other internet users are using female profiles to engage with the users and gather more views and clicks. In many cases, they have been found to be fake profiles.

    The Economic Times
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