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Meta’s Threads finally gets direct messages. It only took two years

Meta’s Threads finally gets direct messages. It only took two years

In a recent Threads post, Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg wrote that the company’s microblogging platform has started testing out a new feature: direct messages. Confirmed in another Threads post by Instagram CEO Adam Mosseri, DMs have been the most requested feature on Threads since the social network launched in 2023.

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The Verge writes that direct messages in Threads will get their own inbox, instead of using the inbox of the user’s linked Instagram account. Interestingly, Threads doesn’t use the paper airplane icon that Instagram does; instead, it uses an envelope icon like X.

Instant messaging in Threads will first be available to users in Hong Kong, Thailand, and Argentina. More regions are promised “soon.” Meta has not said when they will become widely available.

This article originally appeared on our sister publication M3 and was translated and localized from Swedish.

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