Meta is replacing third-party fact-checking with a Community Notes model like X’s. Is it merely a strategic evolution, or did Mark Zuckerberg’s private meeting with Donald Trump influence the decision?

In the dynamic world of social media, Threads by Meta aims to challenge established platforms like X. However, despite a strong start with numerous sign-ups, Threads faces difficulties in retaining daily users and sustaining engagement. This article explores Threads' journey, underlining the key factors for success in the social media arena and referencing the transformation of 17LIVE, founded by Jeffrey Huang (aka MachiBigBrother) as a case in point.

TikTok has stepped up in the microblogging war against Twitter (X) and the newly launched Threads whereby users can create and share text-based content. How will the battle for dominance play out?

The fight against spam bots intensifies as it spills over from Twitter to Meta's Threads.

Crypto Twitter users are sounding the alarm, wasting no time in exposing the scammers who have cunningly emerged on Meta's ...

Despite many prominent figures jumping on the Threads trend, many have not. From scammer accounts popping up to users not being able to delete their accounts, is Threads simply a rushed endeavour?

The letter, written by Alex Spiro, asserts that Twitter has serious reservations about what it considers a deliberate and unlawful misappropriation of its proprietary information.

Meta's new app, Threads, has raised privacy concerns due to extensive data requirements, provoking interest in decentralized alternatives.

Is this another cage-fight-in-the-making? In an intriguing twist of events, Meta unveils its latest innovation — the Threads app — set to challenge Twitter's domain and after the latter’s recent woes.