Threads 70 Million Sign-ups In First 2 Days: Meta Announced

Meta announced its new app threads reach 70 million sign-ups in first 2 days.

Meta CEO Markzuckerberg tweeted on Friday, “70 million sign-ups on Threads as of this morning. Way beyond our expectations”.

Zuckerberg announced in its earlier tweet that their app Thread reach 2 million sign-ups in first two hours, 5 million in its first four hours and 10 million in its first seven hors of launch.

On the contrary, rival app Twitter undergoes blackout on its desktop app and to minor extent on its mobile app, CNBC reported on Friday.

Threads launched on Wednesday (July 5) in over 100 countries and in both iOS and Android versions.

Meta’s new app is developed by Meta’s Instagram team, which provides more space to share posts that are more than 500 characters and includes links, videos and images that are up to five minutes long.

Meta said on reporting the launch that their vision is to take that Instagram does best and inflate that to text, developing a positive space and space to demonstrate your ideas.

Because of the uncertainty around the Digital Markets act (DMA) and data security concern.

Graham Doyle, deputy commissioner of Ireland’s Data protection Commission (DPC), announced that Meta brief us that they have not any plans to launch their new app Threads in the European Union right now. Bloomberg highlighted it on Wednesday.

Zuckerberg said on Thursday (July 6) that his aim is to see Threads Exceeding Twitter’s 300 million plus users.

Meta CEO said on Threads that there should be a new app for public conversation with more than 1 billion people on it, Twitter has the chance to do it but still they didn’t nab it, hope we will.

Furthermore, Twitter welcomed the launch of the Threads with a letter from the Twitter’s lawyer to Meta that alleged the company of embezzling trade secrets, accused that Threads was developed by late Twitter employees who were allocated to copy the social media app, they also warned to erase the data of Twitter users.