Threads Adds Recent Filter for Search Results

Threads with the latest update brings a filter to sort messages in real time. A new Recent tab in Search shows users chronological results.

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The Threads organisation team was initially reluctant to integrate the chronological display features. This is because popular hashtags often have profiles that spread misinformation and spam.

A statement from the head of Instagram and Threads, Adam Mosseri, suggests caution:

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Threads tries, but still lags behind

With a growing user base of 150 million monthly active users, Threads is making progress. The strategic introduction of features such as chronological views underlines Meta’s determination to push Threads towards a billion users.

Threads aims to create a seamless chronological browsing experience that would dethrone Network X, which remains the stalwart for real-time updates.

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