"It Was Total Waste of My Time": Man Who Uses Threads for the First Time Shares Experience
- A Nigerian man has criticized the new app called Thread for being boring, confusing, and unnecessary
- He said he had hoped that the new social media app would be worth the hype
- The app has become very popular with millions of subscribers since its launch a few days ago
Facebook owner Mark Zuckerberg launched a new app called Thread on Monday, hoping to attract more users to its platform.
Thread is a messaging app that allows users to create and join conversations based on their interests, hobbies, and passions.
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Users can also share photos, videos, and stories with their groups.
Man criticizes the new app Thread
However, the app received some negative feedback from users who downloaded it.
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Many users complained that the app was boring, confusing, and unnecessary.
Some users even accused Facebook of over-hyping the app and copying features from other apps like Twitter and Instagram.
One user wrote on Facebook:
“I am angry at all of you that made me abandon my twitter for an hour just to download Thread. Facebook and over-hyping!”
Some users also reported technical issues with the app, such as slow loading, crashing, and bugs.
Facebook has not responded to the criticism yet, but it seems that the app has failed to meet the expectations of some users.
Thread is one of the many attempts by Facebook to diversify its products and services, as it faces increasing competition from other social media platforms like TikTok and Snapchat.
However, it remains to be seen whether Thread can survive and thrive in the crowded market.
Find the link to the man's criticism of Thread here
Funke Akindele comes under fire on new social media pp Threads after making a post
Meanwhile, Legit.ng earlier reported that Nollywood star Funke Akindele joined the list of celebrities who downloaded the new social app Thread and has already started to experience the heat over there.
According to reports, many have jumped on the app, subsequently amassing over 10 million followers.
The actress posted two snapshots of herself flaunting her clothing and footwear. Not stopping there, she professed her love for shoes, saying: Unfortunately, some of her followers found her first message inappropriate and criticised her for being naive.
Source: Legit.ng
