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It was only a few hours after he described the new app as “Instagram” without pictures, until the controversial American billionaire Elon Musk appeared, announcing the upcoming improvements to his platform on Twitter.
Apparently, the owner of the blue bird has realized the powerful launch of the Flows app, which the whole world has been talking about in recent hours, achieving millions of subscriptions.
“Wait for our improvements”
The owner of Tesla broke his silence and announced in a statement that his team is working on new improvements to improve the performance of his platform.
That being said, he did not mention any other details that these updates will happen soon with the blue app.
It comes after Musk responded via his Twitter account on Saturday morning to a tweet about whether the new Meta app threatens Twitter, saying: The Threads app is just Instagram without pictures, which makes no sense given pictures are the cause. the reason people use this app,” he said.
Musk also asked, “How many times have I read comments on Instagram photos? Would I wish there were more of them?”, adding, “Personally, I’ve never read them.”
Similarly, he said, commenting on a tweet about illegal data sharing, “Except for the Twitter platform, the major social media companies are happy to share it under scrutiny.”
“Imagine if all social networks were under the heel of Mark Zuckerberg – the owner of Meta -.”
Over 100 countries
Notably, Bluebird publicly threatened to sue Mitya Thursday night over his new app.
The number of Threads users has increased dramatically since its launch due to its reliance on the Instagram platform, with observers believing the app will pose a real threat to Twitter.
World celebrities joined him. Demand for “Threads”, the killer of Twitter, has exceeded expectations
While Threads is now available in more than 100 countries, it is not in the European Union where regulatory requirements prevail that will delay its launch and expose Meta to the new Digital Markets Act, which imposes strict regulations on big internet companies in the European Union.
One of those rules restricts the transfer of personal data between different products, as would be the case between Instagram and Threads, and Zuckerberg was previously caught by European regulators doing this when he bought WhatsApp.
It is noteworthy that with the launch of “Meta” for the “Flows” application, the debate about the “Meta-imitation machine” has resumed, according to the Axios website.
The report states that “Threads” is Meta’s latest attempt to “clone other applications”.
