RadioProfile | Topics: Mark Zuckerberg quit Twitter competition

Meta, Mark Zuckerberg’s mega-company, launched this week “Threads”, the social network that serves to “hold digital conversations in real time.”

The goal is to compete with Twitter. The ambition, to gain influence beyond the massiveness guaranteed by the almost 3,000 million users of Facebook, that is, 40% of the inhabitants of the Earth.
Hilos means “threads”; another point in common with Elon Musk’s network, although it comes with the differential of being associated with Instagram, which will allow you to keep the name of the account and follow the same people who already follow the photos, videos and stories app.

Listen to Pablo Corso’s column for Modo Fontevecchia, on Radio Perfil.

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