Recently, we reported that Threads will get a search functionality and a website soon, as hinted by CEO Mark Zuckerberg’s recent tweet. According to a recent report by The Wall Street Journal, the company will be launching the Web version of the application early next week.
For those unaware, Threads by Meta was an attempt to replace Twitter (now known as X). If you visit the official website of Threads, you will notice an interactive spinning galaxy and a QR code in the middle, which will take you to the Threads mobile app in your app store. However, this will not be the case in the coming days, as the CEO has hinted that Threads will soon receive a Web version of the mobile application. This might be an attempt by Meta to get the users’ attention, as it was covered in our previous report that the app had lost its daily users by nearly 39.4 million, or 82%, compared to its peak on July 7.
Now that Threads is getting ready to launch a web version, maybe it should also add a feature to allow users to permanently delete their accounts without losing their Instagram data. For those unaware, Threads does not allow users to delete their Threads accounts without affecting their Instagram accounts. As the account is linked to your Instagram account, permanently deleting your account will also delete your Instagram account.
However, according to a recent report by Techowize you can temporarily deactivate your account without losing your data permanently.
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