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How to cross-post your Threads posts to the fediverse
The Verge
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1y ago
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Meta's Threads has introduced a beta feature allowing users from the US, Canada, and Japan to cross-post and view likes from Mastodon and other federated social networks. Users can access this feature through the Threads mobile app or web version by navigating to the "Fediverse sharing" option in the account settings. The feature warns users about the lack of control over their posts once they enter the fediverse and highlights that replies and follows from other servers are not visible in the beta version. However, this feature paves the way for more comprehensive social networking experiences.
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Threads’ fediverse beta opens to share your posts on Mastodon, too
The Verge
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1y ago
Medial
Social media platform Threads, owned by Meta, is launching a beta of its fediverse integration in the US, Canada, and Japan. This new feature will allow users to cross-post and view likes from other federated platforms such as Mastodon. However, there are some limitations to the beta, including the inability to view replies and follows from the fediverse. Additionally, the deletion of a federated post on Threads may not be reflected across other platforms it was shared on.
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Meta makes a home on Threads for 'fediverse' posts
Economic Times
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1m ago
Medial
Meta has introduced a dedicated feed for "fediverse" posts on its Threads platform, allowing users to access cross-platform content. This update enhances interoperability by integrating content from other connected platforms like Mastodon. Meta aims to create a fully interoperable social platform by allowing users to explore diverse perspectives, regardless of the original posting platform. This initiative is part of Meta's ongoing efforts to offer alternatives to traditional social networks.
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Threads expands open social web integrations with fediverse feed, user profile search | TechCrunch
TechCrunch
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1m ago
Medial
Instagram Threads is expanding its integration with the open social web, the fediverse, by launching new features. Users can now view fediverse posts in a dedicated feed and search for fediverse profiles in the Threads app. This move aims to make Threads more connected to the decentralized social media network. With over 350 million users, Threads is the largest app on the ActivityPub protocol, supporting the open, interconnected social web.
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Meta just showed off Threads’ fediverse integration for the very first time
The Verge
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1y ago
Medial
During the FediForum conference, Meta showcased a demo of how users will be able to connect their accounts and posts to the fediverse, a group of decentralized social networks aiming for interoperability. This integration will allow users to share their posts across different platforms through Threads, reaching multiple audiences simultaneously. However, Meta has highlighted some limitations, such as the inability to view replies or guarantee post deletion on other linked platforms. Meta assures its intention to be a positive member of the fediverse community, and the FediForum provides developers with a platform to showcase their efforts towards interoperability.
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President Biden is now posting into the fediverse
The Verge
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1y ago
Medial
President Joe Biden has become the first sitting US president to post on the decentralized networking protocol, ActivityPub, using Meta's ActivityPub integration on the official US president Threads account. Users on Mastodon can follow @potus@threads.net to stay updated on his posts. However, there are limitations with replies and follows from the fediverse due to Threads' integration not supporting these features yet. Nonetheless, likes and engagement with the posts can still be seen by the account administrator.
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How Meta’s Threads could boost the rise of a new social internet
Livemint
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1y ago
Medial
The article discusses how Meta's new microblogging platform called Threads aims to become a part of the decentralized social web by using the same standard protocol (ActivityPub) as Mastodon. By integrating with the Fediverse (a network of interconnected social media platforms), Threads can expand its user base and offer interoperability with other apps that support the protocol. This move promotes redundancy, resilience, privacy, and user control over data. It also puts pressure on centralized platforms to provide better, less exploitative services.
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Meta tests cross-posting from Facebook to its Twitter/X competitor, Threads | TechCrunch
TechCrunch
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1y ago
Medial
Meta, the parent company of Facebook, is reportedly testing a cross-posting feature that would allow users to post content on both Facebook and its messaging app, Threads. This feature, already available for cross-posting from Facebook to Instagram, aims to make it easier for content creators to share their updates on multiple platforms. The test is limited to iOS and excludes the EU. This potential addition could boost Threads' user base and increase the number of posts available on the app, which already has over 130 million monthly active users. Additionally, Facebook is testing a "Write with AI" writing assistant for composing posts.
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Threads adds improved content performance metrics for creators | TechCrunch
TechCrunch
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16d ago
Medial
Threads has introduced enhanced metrics to help users understand their post performance and content discovery, featuring new insights into engagement, follower demographics, and content trends over periods ranging from seven to 90 days. The platform also allows users to see how often posts are discovered across Instagram and Facebook. This update aims to help creators build audiences and content strategies as Threads' user base rapidly grows, nearing that of its competitor X.
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Threads opens beta to let users connect their accounts to the fediverse
TechCrunch
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1y ago
Medial
Meta has opened up its beta integration of Threads with the fediverse, allowing users in the US, Canada, and Japan to share their Threads accounts on Mastodon and other ActivityPub protocol-supported networks. The integration enables users to connect with individuals who use alternative social networking apps and expands the reach of their content. However, there are some limitations, including not being able to see who interacted with posts from other servers or share posts with polls. Despite the drawbacks, the move demonstrates Meta's commitment to decentralized social networking.
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Threads adds a bookmarking feature for saving favorite posts
TechCrunch
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1y ago
Medial
Instagram's Threads app has introduced a bookmarking feature, allowing users to save posts for later reference. Similar to rival app X's functionality, Threads users can curate a collection of links and posts they want to refer back to without using a public "like" feature. The bookmarking icon has been added to the three-dot menu, and users can access their saved posts through the app's Settings. Instagram is gradually rolling out these new features to Threads users, with some complaints that not all users have access yet. Threads has around 130 million monthly active users.
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