The online "fight" continues, Zuckerberg imitates Musk's response on the Threads platform.
Thank CTOnews.com netizens soft media Xinyou 1933769 for the clue delivery! According to news in the morning of July 10, Beijing time, Facebook founder Zuckerberg reportedly "attacked" Musk again in a post on Meta's new Threads social app.
What's going on? It turned out that Zuckerberg responded to two posts on Threads with only one word "Concerning" followed by a wry emoji. The response seems to be a deliberate imitation of Mr Musk. Media analysis found that at least 26 of Musk's tweets in the past were responded to with the word "Concerning".
When a user left Threads, social network entrepreneur Nikita Bier responded jokingly, and Zuckerberg replied to Nikita Bier's post with "Concerning" for the first time. A Meta engineer posted that Threads seemed to be filtered by Twitter Trending, and Zuckerberg responded in the same way, for the second time.
There is a strong smell of gunpowder behind the seemingly casual remarks. A few days ago, Meta officially launched Threads, and soon Musk's lawyer issued an injunction letter, alleging that Threads plagiarized. Musk recently tweeted: "Threads is actually Instagram to remove some pictures, which doesn't make any sense, because pictures are the main reason for users to use Instagram. How many times have you run to read comments under Instagram pictures? how many times have you wanted more comments under pictures? personally, I've never had one."
Zuckerberg posted a Twitter message shortly after the launch of Threads, the first tweet by Zuckerberg in nearly a decade. The tweet announces the arrival of Threads, with only one picture posted. Spider-Man points to Spider-Man with a sense of humor. Threads and Twitter are highly similar in function, which may pose a threat to Twitter.
