Meta is finally providing some visibility into what kinds of topics are trending on Threads, which it pitches as a Twitter rival. Mark Zuckerberg said in a post: Threads for “trending right now” He said that the feature named is offered to all US users. This feature, which has been in the testing phase for a long time and is highly anticipated, will try to attract users to the application.
Threads gets its “currently trending” feature
The feature that the company started testing in February “depending on what people are interested in right now” It uses artificial intelligence to reveal a number of issues. Trends will appear on Threads’ search page and will also appear among posts in users’ For You feeds.
To define the feature better, whatever topic is talked about more on the social media platform in a short time, the probability of it becoming a trend increases. For example, in important news or football matches, because so many people talk about this situation in a short time, it is inevitable for it to become trending topics. Threads coming for “trending right now” This feature does exactly this.
For now, the feature is still quite limited. Threads can only be run simultaneously five trending topics is showing; This is probably an attempt to keep the list relatively tidy and avoid some of the annoying issues with this feature, like on Twitter. Meta said that it employs “content experts” for this. These content experts review topics and ensure trends comply with the company’s safety guidelines.
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However, the official arrival of trends brings a much-requested feature to the app. Until now, users haven’t been able to get insight into what other users are talking about other than what they can see in their own feeds.
Trends also gives users a way to follow some news and current events on the platform, despite Meta’s reluctance to “promote” news content on Threads. So what do you think about this issue? You can share your thoughts with us in the comments section.