Meta’s Twitter competitor application is on the Google Play Store!

Twitter is experiencing perhaps one of its biggest collapses with Elon Musk. However, many platforms turned this crisis into an opportunity and started to rival Twitter. He revealed Threads as one of those competitors on Meta. Twitter rival Threads has been spotted on the Google Play Store. Here are the details about Threads…

Threads has been viewed on the Google Play Store!

The Twitter competitor application, which Meta had been working on for many years but never presented, was finally seen. Meta, which accelerated the work by taking advantage of Twitter’s collapse period, has now reported that the last level has been reached for Threads. The application was viewed on the Google Play Store.

User Alessandro Paluzzi, who shared leak images on Twitter, viewed Threads on the Google Play Store. Thanks to the first images that emerged, we understood what the application would look like more or less. It is quite clear that it emerged with the classic Meta design language. Threads design keeps the Meta spirit alive in many details.

Threads, which has very similar designs to Instagram, can actually be named as an extension of it. In the first images shared, it was stated that you can use your Instagram username on the Threads platform, access your Instagram followers and interact with chats. When we look at the logo of the application, it seems as if there is a reference to the “@” sign in front of Instagram usernames.

The description of the application on the Google Play Store is as follows:Threads is where communities come together to talk about the topics you care about today and trending tomorrow. Whatever you’re interested in, you can follow and connect with the people who make it and others who love it, or you can become a producer yourself and share your ideas, insights and creativity with the world.”

When we make a general roundup, we can say that the Threads application will actually be a blend of Facebook and Instagram applications. It is aimed that the audiences on Facebook and Instagram will meet on the Threads platform and have public conversations about certain topics, as on Twitter. Chat rooms on Twitter, etc. It is not known whether the features will take place on the Threads platform.

So what do you think about Threads, Meta’s Twitter rival app? Do you think it will be successful? Don’t forget to give your opinion in the comments section…