Threads’ early success appeared to irritate Musk, who tweeted a jab at Instagram alongside a bizarre defense of Twitter’s own user experience. “It is infinitely preferable to be attacked by ...

Instagram Threads has the backing of Meta — the same tech giant behind Facebook, WhatsApp, etc. It also ties directly into the main Instagram app, which you probably already have an account for.

More Ways To Access Threads The decision to make Threads available on the web was met with intrigue and perhaps a tinge of skepticism. Historically, Instagram has seemed cautious about web-based ...

What is Threads by Meta? Threads was created by Meta, the parent company of Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp. Similar to Twitter, the app has a feed of largely text-based posts.

The short answer is no — currently, Threads requires an Instagram account to sign up and use the app. When creating a Threads profile, your Instagram username automatically becomes your Threads ...

Threads and Instagram are linked, and would-be Threads users must have an Instagram account before signing up. When registering for a Threads profile, there’s an option to import bio information ...

Instagram directed a lot of traffic to Threads when the text-based app launched last July. Today, it has more than 175 million monthly active users.

Meta appears to be slowly separating Threads from Instagram to give it a more unique identity, and allowing Facebook sign-ups ...

The Instagram team created Threads, according to Meta. What's different about Threads? Meta says Threads is its first app created to someday be compatible with an open social networking protocol.

Signing up for Threads is easy if you already have an Instagram account, since the two services share the same login details. If you don't use Instagram already, you'll need to create a new account.

From what we know so far, Threads will be a relatively pared-down version of Twitter to start and will require an Instagram account. And users in the EU are apparently out of luck, for now.

Threads, the new social app from Instagram – is it just an X (Twitter) clone? Everything you need to know about the development of Threads so far.