Post by account_disabled on Dec 6, 2023 1:14:31 GMT -7
The fastest, since it only took hour. Not long ago we had all been surprised with ChatGPT, which had taken days to reach million users (it took Netflix . years and Twitter years). comparative data between Threads and Twitter Posts in Threads can have a maximum length of characters. On Twitter, the limit is characters. In its initial version, Threads does not display the character counter. If you have a verified account on Instagram, it will also be verified on Threads.
On Twitter, verifying an account costs US$ . The integration with Instagram is a notable difference: the contact list is available and content can be shared simultaneously on other networks, something that Twitter does not Digital Marketing Service offer. Recently, Twitter implemented a tweet reading limit, initially announced as , tweets per day, but later Elon Musk said it is expanded to , for verified accounts, , for unverified accounts, and for new unverified accounts. So far, Threads has no such limits.
Messages in Threads can include links, photos, and videos up to minutes long, with no limit for unverified accounts. On Twitter, unverified accounts can only post : videos. On Threads, a user can only browse posts in their feed, while on Twitter, people can see trends and topics beyond their feed on the home page. The Threads feed shows posts from people you follow and popular content, unlike Twitter, where you can see only the accounts you follow or a chronological list. So far, Threads does not have the option to save drafts, something that Twitter does allow.
On Twitter, verifying an account costs US$ . The integration with Instagram is a notable difference: the contact list is available and content can be shared simultaneously on other networks, something that Twitter does not Digital Marketing Service offer. Recently, Twitter implemented a tweet reading limit, initially announced as , tweets per day, but later Elon Musk said it is expanded to , for verified accounts, , for unverified accounts, and for new unverified accounts. So far, Threads has no such limits.
Messages in Threads can include links, photos, and videos up to minutes long, with no limit for unverified accounts. On Twitter, unverified accounts can only post : videos. On Threads, a user can only browse posts in their feed, while on Twitter, people can see trends and topics beyond their feed on the home page. The Threads feed shows posts from people you follow and popular content, unlike Twitter, where you can see only the accounts you follow or a chronological list. So far, Threads does not have the option to save drafts, something that Twitter does allow.
