Controversial Twitter Rival Breaks Record; Threads Reaches 100 Million Users

Threads, the Twitter rival launched by Meta, the parent company of Facebook, reached a record of 100 million users in just five days, making it the fastest-growing online messaging platform. According to a Reuters report, Threads' achievement of 100 million users has turned it into a 'sensation' in the virtual space, as its growth rate has surpassed that of historical ChatGPT. At the same time, this messaging platform has gained significant popularity by attracting celebrities, politicians, and other influential figures, emerging as a 'serious threat' to Twitter. The report states that compared to ChatGPT, which became the fastest 'most consumed' application in history within the first two months of its launch, experts believe that the increase in Threads' user growth has been largely organic and accompanied by minimal advertising. While Twitter had nearly 240 million daily active users before Elon Musk's acquisition, reports indicate that its usage has significantly declined, and its traffic has decreased following the launch of Threads. Earlier, Voice of America reported that just one day after Threads' launch, the Islamic Republic blocked access for people in Iran to this social network, despite the fact that Ibrahim Raisi's office created an account for him on this platform. On Thursday evening, Ibrahim Raisi's account was created on Threads under the address raisi.ir, which, at the time of this report, had over 62,000 followers, although he has not yet posted anything. It seems that Ibrahim Raisi's social media accounts are managed by the staff of the presidential office. The future of the competition between Musk and Zuckerberg; will Threads replace Twitter? Mehdi Yahyanejad responds. Zuckerberg's warning to Elon Musk: you copied/pasted; I'll see you in the cage. Over 30 million members in 24 hours; Threads or Twitter? Differences and similarities. Meta will soon unveil its Twitter rival.