Zuckerberg tweeted again after 11 years, humorously responding to Threads's "plagiarism" Twitter

CTOnews.com, July 6 (Xinhua)-- Meta CEO Zuckerberg today sent his first tweet in 11 years with only one picture of real and fake Spider-Man accusing each other of impersonating himself, a classic online picture of overseas social platforms.

As for the moral of this picture, it is obviously in response to previous comments that Threads and Twitter are too similar. And choosing to publish this tweet when Threads launches today also makes the outside world feel that it is a bit of declaring war on Twitter. As of CTOnews.com 's release, this tweet has received more than 100,000 retweets.

Zuckerberg's last tweet was posted on January 19, 2012, when he shared one of his Facebook posts, while previous tweets were posted before 2009 and focused largely on promoting Facebook.

It is worth mentioning that after Musk joined Twitter, he turned on the paid authentication service for Twitter identity, and many celebrities chose to give up authentication to oppose Musk's policy. At the time, Musk said he would buy certification services for some celebrities out of his own pocket, and it was clear that Zuckerberg was not on the list.

CTOnews.com previously reported that due to the recent turmoil in Twitter, Zuckerberg advanced the launch date of Threads from mid-July to today, and according to his own data, Threads has received more than 10 million user registrations seven hours after its launch.