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Social media app Threads hits 130-million active monthly users mark, says Meta Platforms

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Threads reached 130 million active monthly users with positive growth, says Meta Platforms. Check details here.

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Threads was launched in the year 2023 as a text-based conversation app or a Microblogging app like X. 

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Soon after its launch, the social media app gained much recognition as tough competition to Elon Musk’s X. Now, the app has started to gain users.

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During Meta’s quarter four call, it was revealed that the Threads app has crossed more than 130 million active monthly users.

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Mark Zuckerberg said, “I’ll note that Threads now has more people actively using it today than it did during its initial launch peak.”

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Zuckerberg also said that the Threads app is on the right track of being a “major success” with app users growing each day.

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While Zuckerberg had more ambition for the Threads app as it was expected to get billions of users like Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp.

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However, now the growth is slow but steady which is positive growth for the newly launched app.

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In terms of comparison with X, Threads is way behind in terms of monthly active users and it needs to upscale the strategy to attract more users.

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Meta as of now, is working to fill all the required gaps for Threads to improve user experience, says Meta Platforms.

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Now, the Meta-backed social media app is finally looking like garnering suitable progress to take on billionaire Elon Musk's X.

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