Facebook can immediately add the ‘Threads’ feature like Twitter on its application.
This feature was recently discovered by Matt Navarra social media consultant.
With a thread feature on Facebook, you will be able to add another post to the previous one to make a utas.
“All posts in Utas will have the same audience as the first post,” according to the screen catch distributed by Navarra.
According to the report by TechCrunch, Facebook has tested the utas feature with a small group of public figures.
” “Facebook explains this threaded post will have the” View Thread “button, which allows followers to easily navigate to see all posts in Utas,” added the report.
NEW! Facebook is testing the ‘utas’ h / t @valionk feature https://t.co/yqv8PiOTCF- Matt Navarra (@Mattnavarra) 1625147255000facebook does not reveal details about the passing of the public utas feature.
Also, there is no detail about whether Facebook will expand the features to enter more users.
On Twitter, utas is useful because the number of characters is limited and people need to combine posts to complete their tweets.
However, on Facebook, where there is no limit on the number of characters, utens can work differently.
“Instead of inspiring longer posts, Facebook utas can be used for direct comments on an event like Ahard Show,” according to the report by TechCrunch.
Utas on Facebook may be useful for influencers but a little known about how it can exercise.
Meanwhile, Facebook has announced a new tool for the creator to earn money through Instagram.
The creator of Instagram content will be able to obtain a commission for products purchased by their followers from their profile.
These features, called ‘original affiliate tools’ will allow the creator to find new products available at checkout.