Twitter is where all drama happens.
It doesn't matter that some people will register an account on Threads and even use it as their primary platform.
They will still come to Twitter to see what "them" are doing.
Twitter is where all drama happens.
It doesn't matter that some people will register an account on Threads and even use it as their primary platform.
They will still come to Twitter to see what "them" are doing.
I am not surprised. A good deal of it was probably driven by fear of missing out.
I can imagine that a bunch of those are astroturfing usernames. Businesses, celebrities and the like have a big deal of value in their online identity.
Impersonating celebrities? On the Internet? Who would do such a thing?
On general, yes, however threads uses your Instagram username. I think it's just initial excitement to try something new and people getting on the anti - X / twitter / Elon train and then realising that the network effect has way more pull
Lots of things come in peaks and troughs. They've still got a pretty impressive userbase considering they only just started.
Maybe because they didn't "sign-up". I read somewhere that Meta just created accounts for all Instagram users automatically
Not defending meta, but that wouldn’t add up with the amount of activity that immediately followed
I believe Instagram usernames are reserved on Threads to ensure people can keep the same handle on both networks, but the users aren’t automatically signed up with a profile.
even if that were true - it wouldn't make sense. That would would a) create a huge disparity between signups and DAU b) they did make the signup process very frictionless which would explain the signups better and c) I believe it threads signups were in the millions whereas Instagram has over 1B accounts
it seemed like turning on an additional function for Instagram to me. it's still bloated with the same junk as you'd expect.
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