As Mosseri said in his Threads post, both of Meta’s other major social platforms offer both the traditional, algorithm-based feed, and a separate feed that shows new content from followed accounts and relevant hashtags in chronological order — a feature not included with Threads at launch.
Since the launch of Threads on Thursday, both Mosseri and Meta head Mark Zuckerberg have been both thanking the over 30 million users that have already joined the platform, and promising more requested features in the near-future. The two spent much of Thursday responding directly to feature requests on Threads, promising the eventual implementation of a followed-only feed, post editing, auto-translation, and account swapping. As of now, we do not know exactly when any of these features will be implemented. Zuckerberg and Mosseri have merely said that the requested features are “on the list” without providing any further information.
Meanwhile, Musk has threatened legal action against Meta for Threads’ similarities to Twitter’s format, claiming that Meta has “misappropriated” Twitter’s trade secrets and intellectual property. Musk has even gone as far as to accuse Meta of directly scraping Twitter user and site data in the creation of Threads, though Meta has denied these claims.
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