Only four days after launch, the number of Threads users of Meta exceeded 100 million.

CTOnews.com, July 10 (Xinhua)-- Meta's Twitter competitor Threads attracted more than 100 million users just four days after its launch, according to Quiver Quantitative's Threads Tracker data.

Mark Zuckerberg, CEO of Meta, has updated Threads's user data several times. The app had 10 million users within seven hours of launch, more than 30 million the next morning, and doubled again 24 hours later.

However, CTOnews.com notes that Threads currently lacks some basic features, such as the inability to search for topic tags and publish from the web side. The most disgruntled thing is that Threads does not display posts in chronological order, but recommends the content of brands, online celebrities and celebrities according to the algorithm, making it difficult for users to follow the news of their relatives and friends.

Adam Moseri, head of Instagram, said Threads plans to launch a timeline feature, but the goal of the app is not to replace Twitter, but to avoid sensitive topics such as politics and hard news. He believes that although these topics are important, for a platform, it is not worth the review, negative impact or integrity risk. He believes that there are enough other communities, such as sports, music, fashion, beauty, entertainment, etc., to create an active platform without dabbling in politics or hard news.