Promotional discussions and opening speeches continue at full speed on Mark Zuckerberg’s new social media platform Threads, which has been operating in Europe since last week. It’s a little weird in places, but it’s also positive and, as they say, “more fun”. Many users hope Threads will offer an alternative
Technology journalist Nando Kasteleijn says some people see Threads as a “leftist” alternative to X, but he says the real question is how long it will stay that way. He takes us into the evolving online world and explains how Meta will at least try to prevent Threads from becoming a polarizing platform.
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