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Thank CTOnews.com netizens for the delivery of the clue to the salmon! CTOnews.com, July 18 (Xinhua)-- users and developers and operators of a social platform will hate all kinds of spam, and Threads, a graphics and text social platform just launched by Internet giant Meta, is no exception.

A few days ago, Adam Mosseri, the head of Instagram, announced on Threads that the platform will launch the "Rate limit" function to deal with the impact of spam.

The aggressiveness of spam content is beginning to rise, and we have to take stricter measures such as "stream restrictions", which may mean that we have accidentally limited some active users. If you are mistakenly reported, please let us know.

However, sources pointed out that the move is following in the footsteps of Twitter current restrictions. CTOnews.com previously reported that Musk decided to limit Twitter readings in order to prevent AI from grabbing a lot of Twitter data and affecting the experience of real users.

According to the latest policy, existing Twitter users can only view 1000 tweets a day (500 new users), while the maximum number of accounts that buy a $8 monthly Twitter Blue subscription service (currently about 57 yuan), obtain authentication through an organization or be forcibly authenticated by Musk is limited to 10000.

As for what measures will be taken by Threads's "current restriction", Adam Mosseri has not introduced too much.

Musk responded to the new Threads launch feature by saying "Lmaooo Copy" with a dog emoji emoji. There is no doubt that Musk fired again at his competitors, mocking him for copying only the functions of Twitter.

Later, a Threads user tweeted that Threads had adopted a "stream-limiting" measure to "limit the frequency of following others" and called it "ironic". Musk replied that he "seemed to feel oppressed".

The scuffle between the two social platforms almost never stops. For example, a developer recently found that Twitter blocked links to Threads in its search. Earlier, on July 10, Musk lashed out at Mark Mark Zuckerberg on Twitter, calling him a "soft egg" and holding an "indescribable" measurement contest with him.

Musk has been following Threads for the past few days, saying that Threads "just Instagram removed images, which doesn't make sense, because hungry pictures are the main reason people use the app." Musk even sued him, accusing Meta of poaching former Twitter employees to create "copycat" apps.

It is worth mentioning that Musk and Zuckerberg have accumulated conflicts for a long time, and the two even openly quarreled with each other to have a showdown.

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