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Threads to finally allow users to delete profiles separately from Instagram

[ad_1] Threads, the latest social media platform by Meta, which is powered by Instagram, has been rolling out new features and updates at a rapid pace. In just four months of its existence, it has received a new content feed, voice posts with auto transcriptions, editing posts, and more. However, one long-standing criticism by users was the inability to deactivate or delete their profiles. As the social media platform is built on top of Instagram, users so far cannot delete their Threads account and the only way to get rid of it is to delete or deactivate their Instagram account. In a major move now, the platform is soon going to roll out a feature that will allow users to separately delete their Threads account without it affecting their Instagram account.Adam Mosseri, the head of Inst...

Users will be able to delete Threads account soon, says Meta official

[ad_1] The rise of Instagram's Threads has been nothing short of astronomical. Meta Platforms capitalized on the myriad of changes going on at X by introducing its own microblogging platform, and it took the world by storm, becoming the fastest platform to reach 100 million users - a feat that it took just 5 days to achieve. While users are enjoying this new social media platform, one particular problem has troubled them since the beginning - the ability to delete Threads accounts. As of now, if you wish to delete your Threads account, you will have to lose your Instagram account too. To solve this issue, Meta has promised to bring the new feature in December, however, it does not want you to leave the Threads app.Threads account deletion featureAccording to the Tech Crunch report, Meta...

Want to delete your Threads profile? Be ready to sacrifice your Instagram account!

[ad_1] Threads has been the talk of the town since its big reveal on Thursday. It is Meta's “sane” answer to Elon Musk-owned Twitter. Threads claims to be an “open, civil place for people to have conversations”, and subscribers are already flocking to the platform in huge numbers. It had nearly 50 million users in just 24 hours. On the other hand, Twitter has been facing its own issues with outages and data scraping, which resulted in the microblogging platform temporarily limiting the number of tweets a user can view per day. While some of these limitations on the platform have since been lifted, it has still given many of its subscribers a reason to find alternative platforms to share their thoughts on.“Threads is perfectly capable of acquiring a large user base considering it's based...