Everything To Know About Mark Zuckerberg's New App, Threads

Mark Zuckerberg has launched his new app called Threads.

The new app from Meta's CEO attempts to create an outlet for users to share their thoughts. The app will reportedly be Zuckerberg's version of Twitter, purchased by Elon Musk last year.

Wednesday afternoon has been busy for the team behind social media's newest app. Users can download the app early by obtaining a link through Instagram. In addition to unveiling the link, a screenshot of Zuckerberg's Threads profile was shared on Twitter.

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Threads' launch comes nearly a week after the former Twitter CEO imposed a temporary limit on the daily number of tweets a user can access.

Musk's reasoning behind the move was to reduce technical difficulties on the app; Saturday, July 1st, brought technical challenges and complete outages on Twitter.

The official website for Threads is live as of this writing and features a countdown to its launch. Users can also access a QR code, which will take them to their respective app store to download the app.

According to NBC News, the description for Threads on the Apple store reads, "Threads is where communities come together to discuss everything from the topics you care about today to what'll be trending tomorrow."

It continues, "Whatever you're interested in, you can follow and connect directly with your favorite creators and others who love the same things- or build a loyal following to share your ideas, opinions, and creativity with the world."

A screenshot of the app's interface briefly became available via social media consultant Matt Navarra's Twitter earlier today, but, according to the outlet, it disappeared shortly after.

NBC News also reported that iPhone users will reportedly need to have iOS 14 or later to use the app. Those users in the European Union will reportedly have to wait on its launch due to EU data privacy rules. Independent. Ie says that the app will not be completely blocked from eventually launching as of this writing. The publication also revealed that insiders affiliated with the app's parent company Meta, reportedly believe there is currently "a lack of clarity contained in the EU's Digital Markets Act. Meta and similar companies reportedly become data 'gatekeepers' with "restrictions on how they mingle others' data." (per Independent)

Users can download the app early with the help of Instagram!

After users search for "threads" in the Instagram search bar, they should see a ticket in the right-hand corner.

After clicking the ticket, users will be taken to a rotating screen showing a ticket with their Instagram information on one side and the Threads logo on the other.

By clicking the "Get Threads" button at the bottom, users will then be taken to their respective app stores.

"Threads" has launched in the United States and the United Kingdom, with future dates for the European Union.