Meta's text-based Threads app now lets you see posts you've liked via an app update. The company began testing the new feature in beta for Android last week, but over the weekend, Meta began rolling it out to all users.
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Users can find their liked posts in Settings > Your Likes, which is accessible via their profile. In comparison, you can access your likes on Twitter (now X) via a separate “Likes” tab on your profile.
In addition to the ability to see posts you've liked, Meta has introduced a new media upload quality option – accessible via Settings > Account > Media Quality – that allows you to upload images and videos in higher quality.
Additionally, Threads now allows users to sort their follower list based on “Latest First” and “Oldest First.” To view your follower list, go to your profile, tap on the follower stack below your bio, then go to the “Following” tab.
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While these are small, pleasant updates to the app, Mark Zuckerberg hinted last week that some of the more demanding features, like post search and web versioning, will come in the coming weeks.
Threads, which launched last month, had a stellar start with 100 million users signing up for the service within the first five days. However, statistics from various analytics firms have shown that usage of the app has declined over time.
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source of information:techcrunch.com
