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On Twitter you can curate your post feed rather thoroughly, controlling what it is you want to be served. ContentĬontent discovery on Threads and Twitter has proven pretty different. This is useful for, say, saving an article you want to read at a later time.

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Twitter has a similar notifications tab, plus you can see all your past likes through the dedicated Likes tab on your profile page. You can also view your replies directly on your profile page, though you can't see a running log of posts you liked. The Activity tab of the Threads app lets you see who followed you, who liked your posts, your replies and your tags. You can reply to the original message, or reply directly to another comment, depending on how you'd like to chime into the conversation. When you click on a Tweet or Thread, it expands to show the comments. Both have a like button, comment tool, repost and quote function, and share options. Twitter and Threads are pretty similar in terms of engagement, too. This feature is highly intuitive, and something we didn't realize was missing from the Twitter experience until now. Speaking of carousels, Threads publishes groups of photos and videos in a way that lets you swipe side to side to view the collection. Twitter has a limit of four items per tweet, while Threads lets you share 10 items in a single post, which is the same limit for carousel posts in the Instagram apps. That said, you can post more images and videos at once on Threads. You can do post GIFs on both services as well, but you have to save the GIF to your camera roll first on Threads. You can post website links, videos and images on both. There are quite a few differences between the multimedia content you can post on Threads and Twitter.

This might not be a deal-breaker for those who have mastered the art of crafting brief messages for Twitter, though. The key difference is that the Threads character limit is 500, while the Twitter character limit is just 280. This means you can share longer Threads than you can Tweets. These messages can take the form of jokes, life updates, complaints, song lyrics and anything else that might be on your mind or relevant to people who follow you. The primary use of Twitter and Threads is, for all intents and purposes, the same: share short messages that other users can view and engage with. The only exceptions are that government accounts get a grey check, while certain established organizations and news outlets get a gold check.

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These days, you can buy a verification badge via a Twitter Blue subscription. Before Elon Musk took over the platform, the Twitter had similar verification guidelines to Instagram based on your public standing. Twitter's verification system is a bit more complicated. You can check out Instagram's guidelines to see if you qualify for verification. So, if you're verified on Instagram, you'll be verified on Threads. Threads verification carries over from Instagram. These checkmarks mean the user is verified. If you're scrolling through your Threads feed, you'll probably see blue checkmarks next to some account handles. As of now, subscribers have the ability to edit a tweet after sending it, customize the appearance of the Twitter app icon and, most recently, a bigger rate limit of how many Tweets you can read a day. The features available to Twitter Blue users is regularly changing. But there are a slew of features that are reserved for paying members of the platform's 'Twitter Blue' subscription tier. Instagram has become rather ad- and shopping-heavy, after all. There's no advertisements on Threads, but that will likely change.

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Threads is completely free to download and use, so there are no features hidden behind a paywall. Is that Meta's intention? It's hard to say at this point, but considering Instagram's website is hardly useful all these years later, it doesn't seem like a Threads site would be a priority. This makes it exclusively a mobile experience.

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Threads is currently app-only, available to download from iOS and Android app stores. This gives users flexibility for where and how they want to access their account and feeds. While the platform adapted to include app-based versions for iOS and Android smartphones, it maintained the website version. Twitter started as a website, back before the first iPhone ever existed.

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