New app of Mark Zuckerberg THREADS gets Bumper start
Threads, a new text-based app from Instagram, has been introduced by META. The website differs from Instagram because it allows users to share text updates and participate in public conversations.
Threads, seen as having the potential to compete with Twitter, has gained tremendous popularity, with over five million signups in the first four hours of its release, according to Zuckerberg.
the App are now available on both the Apple App Store and also the Google Play Store in India. Here are the instructions for downloading and installing the Threads App.
Here’s how you can sign up for Threads App:
Search for “Threads, an Instagram app”, on the App Store or Play Store and download the application to your device.
Once the App has been downloaded, open it and look for the “Login with Instagram” button at the bottom of the screen.
To access the new Threads app by Instagram, tap the “Login with Instagram” button and input your Instagram username and password.
After logging in, you may import your Instagram profile information by pressing the “Import from Instagram” button. You can manually enter your bio, link, and profile picture by tapping each related icon. When you’re completed, press “Next.”
You will be asked if you want a Public or Private profile. Make your choice and then click “Next.” When you join the app, you will be assigned a private profile if you are under 16 (or under 18 in some countries).
Then you’ll see a list of people who you follow on Instagram. You can either follow them all on Threads by clicking the “Follow all” button, follow them individually by tapping the “Follow” button next to their names, or simply skip this step by tapping the “Next” button in the upper-right corner.
Finally, click “Join Threads” to finish the login procedure.
Here’s how to sign up through the website:
Visit threads.net and sign in with your Instagram account and password. However, it currently takes you to the application’s download page.
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