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Instagram's microblogging platform, Threads, is rolling out a new feature that allows users to see when others are online. This addition aims to foster real-time engagement and is similar to functionalities already available on Meta’s other platforms like Instagram, WhatsApp, and Facebook.
In a recent announcement, Adam Mosseri, head of Threads, explained that the new Activity Status Indicator is designed to help users connect and engage more effectively. By showing if someone is currently online, the feature encourages conversations and interactions among users.
The activity status feature is turned on by default, meaning users will automatically see a green dot next to the profiles of others who are online. However, this feature operates independently from the activity status on Instagram; changes made to one platform won’t affect the other.
If you wish to customize your visibility, you can easily adjust your settings. Here’s how:
You can also turn off the feature using the same steps, selecting “No One” to hide your online status.
While the Activity Status Indicator is intended to enhance user interaction, many users have taken to the comments section of Mosseri’s post to request additional features. Popular requests include the ability to view a chronological feed, receive updates on breaking events in real time, and send direct messages (DMs) to other users.
As Threads continues to evolve, it will be interesting to see how the platform addresses these user needs and expands its features.




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