Since deciding to stop using X (it’s no longer the Twitter I knew and loved for a long time), I’ve been testing out various alternatives. And for me, there are two clear front-runners: Bluesky and ...

If you're looking to leave X, formerly known as Twitter, then BlueSky and Threads are two viable alternatives to consider. Here's a comparison between the two.

Instagram's Adam Mosseri explains how normal people simply aren't sharing as much in public as they used to.

Still, Threads is heavily linked to Instagram. You need an Instagram account to use it, and your profile on both platforms ...

I described Twitter as feeling like a city and Bluesky as feeling like a homeroom, at least in terms of the size of my following community. Threads, with a following community of a few hundred ...

What’s better than one link in your bio? Two? How about three? Threads is now allowing users to add multiple links to their ...

Last month, Meta, the tech giant behind Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp, announced the launch of Threads: a direct challenger to its now rebranded rival, X (Twitter). Within five days ...

Meta didn't first thought about launching Threads as a standalone social media platform like the Instagram app. Read ...

What is Threads? How do you create an account? Threads is Meta’s text-based Twitter rival. It is tied to your Instagram account, so you can create an account by logging in using your Instagram ...

Facebook owner Meta launched Threads in 2022 shortly after Mr Musk bought Twitter. It was clearly designed as an alternative to the site, but did not quite steal its user base as some predicted it ...

starting with X (formerly Twitter). Once this rolls out broadly, you may find it easier to bring people over from services not owned by Meta. Finally, Threads itself has moved to a new domain ...

This tool is quite similar to the excellent Thread Reader bot that would convert Twitter threads into articles. Skywriter is quite fast at doing its job and the webpage it generates is reader ...