Threads has introduced two new features for Android and iOS users. Users can now save drafts of posts to revisit, edit, and post later.
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Additionally, this app allows users to capture photos without being redirected to the default camera app. These features will be released on March 7th and will be available to all users within the next few days. It is worth noting that Threads also introduced the ability for users to bookmark their favorite posts.
The feature was revealed through an announcement by Threads’ official handle and a post by Instagram head Adam Mosseri.
Mosseri said, “We’ve been experimenting with options to save drafts and capture photos directly in the Threads app, and now we’re making both available to all users. With these enhancements, , we hope that you will be able to share your opinions more conveniently.” After the initial announcement of this feature by Mosseri, the testing period lasted just over two weeks.
The ability to save post drafts is a useful feature that allows users to enter text, generate surveys, and insert images, videos, audio clips, or other documents. Instead of publishing right away, you can also save your draft and publish it later. date.
Threads, a Twitter-like Instagram app, is rolling out features that allow users to save drafts and take photos within the app. #App #draft #photograph #keep #thread #user
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This is useful when users need to revise a post, check details, or prepare in advance.
New along with the ability to save drafts is the option to capture photos directly within the Threads app. Previously, users were directed to the standard camera app to take photos, which were then posted to social media platforms.
The latest update allows users to give Threads permission to use their device’s camera and take photos without leaving the app. Threads’ camera interface doesn’t have the advanced features of Instagram’s camera, but it does provide basic functionality. Nevertheless, interface enhancements may be on the horizon.
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