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Threads App provides a new way for users to express themselves, engage with others, and share their stories

The Verge has reported that the absence of a web version for Threads has been a source of frustration since its launch.

According to the digital intelligence platform Similarweb, the numbers are less than a tenth of Twitter's (now X) usership, reports TIME.

Furthermore, in reply to a user's post, he mentioned, "Desktop web will be implemented well before foldable support. We're making good progress on web and not currently focusing on foldables."

Analytics company Similarweb estimated that the Threads Android app reached its highest point with 49.3 million daily active users globally on July 7th.

After initiating testing of this feature on Android beta last week, the platform expanded access to all users over the weekend, according to TechCrunch's report.

Zuckerberg posted on Threads, expressing his excitement about the team's shipping pace, announcing that search and web features are expected to roll out in the next few weeks.

Sharing a name with the latest social network has caused Threads(.com) to skyrocket in global website ranking from 5,45,741st to 5,813th in just two weeks.

Launched as a rival platform to Twitter, now known as X; Threads was unveiled as an Instagram app.

If users see a thread in a different language, and their language is available as a translation, they can tap the translation button at the bottom right of the post or reply to see it.

The initial hype subsides as Threads experiences a 20% drop in active users and a 50% decrease in app usage time, now down to 10 minutes from 20 minutes.

According to data, user engagement has dropped by 70% as "executives consider options like a chronological feed."

Instagram software engineer Cameron Roth said: "New @threadsapp iOS updated dropped today! Check out what we've been hard at work cooking up."

According to Sensor Tower data, Threads platform’s number of daily active users were down about 20 per cent since its debut on July 5.

Elon Musk on Sunday said that Meta Founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg doesn't seem to care about Threads

According to Data.ai, the app has surpassed more than 150 million downloads worldwide, within seven days after its launch.

After several users complained about being unable to access the app via VPN, Meta confirmed that such attempts are being blocked, reports TechCrunch.

Instagram software engineer Cameron Roth posted on Threads, "New @threadsapp iOS updated dropped today! Check out what we've been hard at work cooking up."

The rage shake feature was first introduced in 2021.

Elon Musk and Mark Zuckerberg have been taking jibes on each other online. Musk even called Zuckerberg a 'cuck' and Threads a 'copycat'.