Mark Zuckerbergs Twitter Rival Threads Got 30 Million Sign Ups Within Hours Of Launch
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Threads Gets 30 Million Sign Ups In 24 Hours Details About Ma Bbc. thirty million users have signed up for meta's newly launched threads app on its first day, the company's chief mark zuckerberg says. he pitched the app as a "friendly" rival to twitter. For contrast, decentralized twitter rival mastodon took months to grow by 3 million, and about a month of “fast” growth to go from 6 million to 8 million. zuckerberg now has 1.3 million.
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Meta S Twitter Competitor Threads Reaches 100 Million Sign Ups In 5 The app received 30 million sign ups as of thursday morning, meta ceo mark zuckerberg said on his verified threads account. the app appears to have many similarities to twitter, from the layout to. Image credits: threads. update july 6, 8am pt: zuckerberg noted that threads crossed the milestone of 30 million sign ups the morning after its launch. previously, he said that 10 million people. Published 4:00 pm pdt, july 5, 2023. tens of millions of people have quickly signed up to meta’s new app, threads, as it aims to compete with twitter — a sign that users are looking for an alternative to the social media platform that has undergone a series of unpopular changes since elon musk bought it. meta platforms’ ceo mark. By muri assunção. twitter rival threads—the meta owned app seen as a major rival to elon musk's troubled microblogging platform—already has 30 million signups, meta ceo mark zuckerberg said thursday morning. the newest addition to the meta line of web based products debuted with a bang. the much hyped application, already dubbed the.
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юааmarkюаб юааzuckerbergтащsюаб юааtwitterюаб юааrivalюаб Passed юаа30юаб юааmillionюаб Signups Over Published 4:00 pm pdt, july 5, 2023. tens of millions of people have quickly signed up to meta’s new app, threads, as it aims to compete with twitter — a sign that users are looking for an alternative to the social media platform that has undergone a series of unpopular changes since elon musk bought it. meta platforms’ ceo mark. By muri assunção. twitter rival threads—the meta owned app seen as a major rival to elon musk's troubled microblogging platform—already has 30 million signups, meta ceo mark zuckerberg said thursday morning. the newest addition to the meta line of web based products debuted with a bang. the much hyped application, already dubbed the. Mark zuckerberg's twitter rival got 30 million sign ups within hours of launch meta platforms' ceo mark zuckerberg said 30 million people had registered for the app in the first 15 hours after. The text based app, known as threads, looks nearly identical to twitter and has seen more than 30 million users sign up since yesterday's launch. mike isaac is a technology reporter for the new.
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Mark Zuckerberg Claims Twitter Rival Threads Gained Over 10 Million Mark zuckerberg's twitter rival got 30 million sign ups within hours of launch meta platforms' ceo mark zuckerberg said 30 million people had registered for the app in the first 15 hours after. The text based app, known as threads, looks nearly identical to twitter and has seen more than 30 million users sign up since yesterday's launch. mike isaac is a technology reporter for the new.
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