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Threads is giving you more time to edit your posts
Image: The Verge You now have 15 minutes to edit your posts on Threads, an increase from the previous five-minute limit. If you have fediverse sharing toggled on, that means you'll have to wait 15 minutes until your post shows up on Mastodon and other platforms.The window is a little short when compared to other platforms. X, for example, lets you edit your posts for up to one hour, but you have to pay for a subscription. Mastodon also lets you edit your posts for free at any time after they've been published.Additionally, Threads will now let you see who follows you and likes your posts from other fediverse servers such as Mastodon. That should make it a lot easier to keep track of new followers and engagement, no matter the platform people are using... Continue reading...
Instagram and Threads moderation is out of control
Image: The Verge On Threads, the topic of Threads Moderation Failures" is trending. Some users complain their accounts are being deleted or restricted for linking to articles with controversial topics. Instagram and Threads boss Adam Mosseri is directly replying to some complaints and said he's looking into it." And I'm one of many people who's had their account deleted for allegedly being a child - which I am not.Moderation is a perennial problem on social media, but based on social media posts and The Verge staff's own experiences, Meta is currently banning and restricting users on a hair trigger. One of my colleagues was locked out of her account briefly this week after joking that she wanted to die" because of a heatwave.Others, like Jorge... Continue reading...
Instagram and Threads moderation is out of control
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Threads is testing custom feeds for your favorite topics
Image: The Verge Threads is testing a way to create custom feeds for certain profiles or topics, Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg announced on Friday. The upcoming feature should make it easier to keep tabs on different interests, such as your favorite sports team or even technology-related news.It sounds similar to the custom feeds feature Bluesky rolled out last year - but Threads' version seems a lot simpler. To create a custom feed, just search and tap into a topic. From there, select the three-dot icon beside the search term and choose create new feed." GIF: Meta You can create feeds that track soccer or men's fashion. You can also add profiles to your custom feed by selecting the three-dot icon above someone's profile photo and... Continue reading...
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