Threads has “just under” 100 million monthly users, says Mark Zuckerberg
Threads has “just under” 100 million monthly users, says Mark Zuckerberg
Meta's social media platform, Threads, has garnered "just under" 100 million monthly users since its release in July, according to CEO Mark Zuckerberg. He expressed contentment with the app's progress and revealed plans to focus on growing the community further. Despite initial complaints about limited functionality and brand posts, Meta has introduced new features and remains optimistic about Threads' potential. Meta's CFO Susan Li also expressed optimism and mentioned plans to capitalize on the app's momentum in the coming year. Instagram head Adam Mosseri thanked the community and hinted at more updates to improve the user experience.
Meta's social media platform, Threads, has garnered "just under" 100 million monthly users since its release in July, according to CEO Mark Zuckerberg. He expressed contentment with the app's progress and revealed plans to focus on growing the community further. Despite initial complaints about limited functionality and brand posts, Meta has introduced new features and remains optimistic about Threads' potential. Meta's CFO Susan Li also expressed optimism and mentioned plans to capitalize on the app's momentum in the coming year. Instagram head Adam Mosseri thanked the community and hinted at more updates to improve the user experience.
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Meta's social media platform, Threads, has garnered "just under" 100 million monthly users since its release in July, according to CEO Mark Zuckerberg. He expressed contentment with the app's progress and revealed plans to focus on growing the community further. Despite initial complaints about limited functionality and brand posts, Meta has introduced new features and remains optimistic about Threads' potential. Meta's CFO Susan Li also expressed optimism and mentioned plans to capitalize on the app's momentum in the coming year. Instagram head Adam Mosseri thanked the community and hinted at more updates to improve the user experience. 
