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CTOnews.com, July 7 (Xinhua)-- although Threads, a social platform launched by Meta to compete with Twitter, has gained more than 30 million users within 24 hours of launch, it has been complained by a large number of netizens due to the lack of a number of features. For example, the inability to send and receive private messages between users and the cancellation of accounts will lead to the cancellation of related Instagram accounts.

Fortunately, Adam Mosseri, the head of Instagram, has been active on Threads, trying to collect user feedback and explain. According to his conversations with Threads users, Threads may soon be launching at least 12 new features:

Edit your own posts

Clickable Hashtag tag

Switching between multiple accounts

Only look at the content that you follow users on the home page.

Improve search function

Hot search list

The complete web side

The comment area supports GIF motion pictures.

Mark others in audio-visual content

Top post

Translation function

Share content directly from Instagram App to Threads

For now, there are relatively many calls for the above 12 functions, and Adam Mosseri has also given the affirmative answer to "On the list". However, Mosseri did not specify when the above features will be officially launched.

It should be noted that these functions have long been implemented on Facebook, Twitter and even domestic social platforms such as Sina Weibo and Qzone, and many friends even think their existence is commonplace.

CTOnews.com had previously reported that Alex Spiro, a Twitter lawyer, sent a letter yesterday to Mark Zuckerberg, Meta's chief executive, accusing Meta of "systematic, deliberate and illegal misappropriation of Twitter's trade secrets and other intellectual property rights". Twitter accused Meta of poaching Twitter employees to develop Threads, as well as Meta for crawling Twitter fans and fan data.

Twitter asked Meta to "retain any documents that may be relevant to future disputes", suggesting that Twitter may plan to file a lawsuit in the future.

Musk officially commented: "Competition is fine, but cheating is not allowed."

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