New feature was recently leaked. New feature is in development and may arrive soon!
Who remembers Threados, the app that came to compete with Twitter, now called X? Well, when it first launched, the app had a huge boom, with a large number of users in a short period of time. However, since then, the app has cooled down. However, the platform is investing in new features and is developing a way to edit posts after they are published.
A whistleblower discovered a button for the new editing function hidden in the app. The discovery was made public by Alessando Paluzzi, a developer known for several social media leaks. He posted the news on his former Twitter account, X.
According to the leaker, the feature will only allow you to edit your post for up to five minutes, but there are no details about why this is happening. Learn more about this new feature and find out when it will be available to users.
Editing posts in Threads
The new post editing feature in Threads It is still under development and was discovered by developer Alessandro Paluzzi, who is known for leaking various information about the main social networks today.
According to the information he discovered, the function will allow the user to edit the publication in a maximum period of five minutes. The reasons for this were not disclosed, but it is possible that this was the time that Meta, the company responsible for the platform, considered reasonable to allow corrections to the text.
Modified posts should probably be identified with some special tag, informing that they have undergone a review by the author.
Resource
The resource can be considered important, since Twitter It took years to include the option to edit published texts. The feature was announced in April last year and is currently exclusive to X Premium subscribers only.
Launch
For now, there is still no forecast for when the feature will be launched on Threads, and it is also unknown whether the feature will be free or limited to paying users, as in X.
Threads
Threads was launched in July this year, by Meta company, and initially caused a stir, as it was created to rival Twitter. In less than 24 hours, the social network already had more than 30 million users. Many of these people joined the network because they were unhappy with the changes made by Twitter after it was purchased by billionaire Elon Musk. The change even affected the name of the social network, which was renamed X.
The app is available for Android and iOS phones and can be downloaded by users who have an Instagram account. Threads allows for text, link and video posts, as well as likes and shares. Users can also choose who can reply to their posts.
Since the app is linked to an Instagram account, users who are blocked on the network are also blocked on Threads. At the time of its launch, Meta reported that the network's goal is to encourage the formation of communities between individuals and companies through information sharing, in addition to enabling users to connect, explore common interests and exchange ideas on a variety of topics.
When it was launched, the social network experienced a boom, with many users creating their own accounts. However, a few weeks after its launch, the growth curve fell, causing the novelty to cool down.
