Elon Musk made a number of changes after purchasing the popular social media application Twitter. Just when users were struggling with these new updates, Meta launched its new application, Threads, which will give life to the industry. Threads fell silent after a period of rapid rise. Meta is trying to wake up Threads with various updates. Here are the details…
Threads will display threads in reverse chronological order with the new update!
Threads is trying to survive against its tough rival X, formerly known as Twitter, by getting new updates. However, X, which is a well-established and popular application, maintains its place even though its name and logo have changed. Threads, on the other hand, is trying to challenge its rival with various updates. Young microblogging platform Threads listens to the voices of users.
Threads rolled out its keyword feature globally a long time ago. Unfortunately, this new update disappointed users. Threads was not displaying search results in reverse chronological order. So what is this reverse chronological order? The reverse chronological sorting method allows you to see the most recently published post first. After users expressed their dissatisfaction, Meta pressed the button to find a solution to this problem.
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The latest update to the Threads application solves exactly this problem. Now with the new update, Threads allows users to choose whether they want to see search results based on recommendations or recent posts. Also added a new filter to Threads. This new filter allows posts to be displayed within tags.
Of course, you need to update the application for this new feature. Users will see a three-dot button at the top of the screen when searching for a keyword or viewing posts within a tag. When you tap it, you can choose “Best” and “Latest” options for sorting.
However, Threads users on the Android platform will have to wait a little longer for this new update. Unfortunately, only iOS users will be able to benefit from Threads’ new update for now.