Meta tests Threads web redesign with direct messages

Meta has begun testing a redesigned web version of Threads that adds a direct messaging inbox and improves navigation. Connor Hayes, head of Threads, demonstrated the changes, which include new shortcuts for saved posts, insights, activity, and switching feeds. The company plans further investments in the web experience.

The update introduces a DM inbox to the Threads website, a feature previously available only in the mobile app since last June. Previously, web users struggled to access options like insights, often requiring navigation to their profile or pinning columns. Hayes highlighted these enhancements in a recent preview, noting that testing is underway though no rollout timeline was specified. He stated Meta will 'be investing more here going forward.'

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Meta, the parent company of the three platforms, has announced plans to trial premium subscription services that may charge users. This could reshape social media interactions. Free access will remain, with added features for subscribers.

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Meta will discontinue end-to-end encrypted messaging in Instagram direct messages after May 8, 2026, due to low adoption. Affected users will receive in-app instructions to download their messages and media. The company directs users to WhatsApp for continued encrypted messaging.

Sa ilalim ng bagong kasunduan sa Department of Information and Communications Technology, nangako ang Meta na pagbutihin ang mga mekanismo nito para sa pagtuklas, pag-uulat, at pag-alis ng дезинформация at hindi angkop na nilalaman sa Facebook. Kasama rito ang mas mabilis na pag-flag ng child exploitation content, agad na pag-uulat sa lokal na awtoridad, at pag-alis nito mula sa platform. Tututukan din ang mga scam tulad ng pekeng investment schemes gamit ang deepfakes ng opisyal, negosyante, at celebrity.

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Mark Zuckerberg, CEO of Meta, defended his company's social media platforms during testimony in a Los Angeles court this week. The trial stems from a 2023 lawsuit alleging Instagram addiction caused harm to a young user. Zuckerberg pushed back on claims of intentional addictiveness while discussing child safety measures.

 

 

 

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