Meta has now introduced new features on Threads that look to improve your social media experience by helping block unrelated spam that are filling up your notifications on the platform.
Among these latest features is a way for users to limit the replies to their posts that can block out the spams or trolls that have been present on the Threads platform.
Meta Threads Allows You to Limit Trolls, Spam Repies on Posts
A more personalized Threads experience is now available as the latest update from Meta is now offering features that will help users have better control over their online engagements and interactions.
First, the biggest change for Threads in this update is the ability to limit the replies to posts, and its goal is to help keep out the spammers and trolls on the platform.
Since Threads is a fairly new social media app, it has been a haven for trolls to appear in different conversations, threads, or posts, and it has been troublesome for many users.
Issues like spammers trying to sell products or inviting people to try out various activities have been popping up on the platform, but users may now ensure that only followers can reply to their posts.
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Bio Personalization and More
Meta has also introduced the capability of adding topics to their profile pages to have more meaningful and sound conversations with people interested in the same subjects. Users may add up to 10 topics on their bio to showcase their interests.
Lastly, Meta also shared new video optimization for Threads, which include the new pause, play, and skip buttons, as well as a progress bar on the player.
Other Features Available for Meta's Threads
Recently, Meta introduced new content management features on Threads that allow users to schedule posts on the platform, and its latest update made it possible to set posts up to 75 days ahead.
There have been several updates to Threads that allow users to avoid facing the toxicity of the online world by allowing users to mute notifications from specific accounts. The company has also introduced limiting quotes on one's post, allowing users to tweak their settings based on their preferences.
Meta likewise shared the API of Threads to developers, which is now paving the way for the delivery for new features that will help improve the overall microblogging experience for users.
