Discover Top X Creators on Threads

MOBILE, Ala. ( WALA Whether it's Snapchat, TikTok, Twitter, or Facebook—if you're active on social media platforms, chances are you juggle several accounts. These might include some for career advancement alongside others that provide creative stimulation. Additionally, there are feeds dedicated to staying connected with friends.

Meta is introducing a new feature in Threads designed to allow users to follow the same content creators they engage with on X. Throughout the years, numerous creators have moved from X to rival platforms such as Threads or Bluesky. Many of these creators mention facing challenges in building the same level of community they had cultivated on Twitter prior to its transition into X.

The current phase of the process is undergoing beta testing and may require some duration. Initially, you must obtain your data from source X; this could take approximately three days following the submission of your request via tapping on your profile section. After acquiring your data, proceed with downloading and unzipping the files. Next, locate the "JS file" within them before uploading it to Threads.

It remains unclear how Meta is linking content creators from the X platform to their accounts on Threads.

Is an Instagram app on the way foriPad?

Your iPad may soon get a new addition: Instagram. Although the photo-sharing platform itself isn't novel, an official app tailored specifically for iPads has yet to appear. ManyInstagram enthusiasts have been eagerly awaiting such a release. Rumors circulating online hint that this development might finally be coming together. Experts speculate that Instagram’s motivation behind launching this could be partly due to competing against TikTok, which currently faces possible bans within the U.S.

To be equitable, you can use IG on your iPad; however, it merely displays an enlarged rendition of the iPhone application in portrait orientation, failing to fully utilize the bigger iPad display. Instagram was launched back in 2010. An anonymous present staff member mentioned that they will focus on developing the iPad app this year—specifically mentioning 2025 as their target for improvement efforts.