Threads, the text-based social network from Facebook and Instagram owner Meta, has just added the one feature I wanted it to – and judging by my For You feed, I'm not the only person who's pleased.

The platform's new feature lets users tell Threads what they temporarily want to see more or less of in their feed.

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Now that Threads has grown to more than 400 million users, Meta is adding more features that could help the platform establish an identity. The company is testing a new "communities" feature that ...

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The Threads app, a text-first platform developed by Instagram, has recently introduced an innovative feature that allows users to tag topics using hashtags, without showing the "#" symbol. Unlike ...

Threads, the service that was born to take on X, could receive a feature that would boost its social options. Many similar platforms offer groups as one of their main features. Now, new findings ...

Using Dear Algo is simple. Just type “Dear Algo” in a public Threads post, followed by what you’d like to see more or less of. For example, if you want to see more content about popular podcasts, you ...

Threads is testing a new feature that makes it easy to share long-form text on the social network, Meta confirmed to TechCrunch on Thursday. The feature lets users attach a block of text to a post ...

Threads is working on new features that could make the text-based social network a bit more audio-friendly. Starting today, Threads is rolling out some new features for sharing podcasts and podcast ...

Adding music to a post has been a feature that Meta shared with users on Facebook and Instagram as a way to better express one's self, and this specific feature is also reportedly coming to Threads in ...