UPDATE: Oct. 30, 2025, 5:32 p.m. Meta confirmed to Mashable that Threads ghost posts appeared in web searches after the 24-hour expiration period and that the issue had been fixed as of Oct. 30. "We ...

Meta’s social network Threads is experimenting with a feature that will let you schedule posts, Instagram head Adam Mosseri said. Users who will get to test this feature won’t be able to schedule ...

Meta's latest microblogging platform, Threads, is now shaping up to be a premier social media destination, and it is now testing a feature that allows users to schedule their posts so that they would ...

Threads users have long joked about the sometimes bizarre posts served up by its recommendation algorithm since the early days of the app. Lately though, some users are starting to notice another type ...

Meta announced that it's rolling out "ghost posts" on Threads, aka disappearing posts, which disappear after 24 hours. Users making new posts should notice a toggleable option (it looks like a smiley ...

Threads, Meta's social network that's meant to rival X, has announced it is rolling out the ability for all users to schedule posts. Threads can now be created and scheduled to go up at a later date ...

Meta’s Threads, the Instagram-based alternative to Elon Musk’s X, has introduced an advanced search interface. Announced Monday, the update makes finding specific posts easier by adding new filters.

Threads is working on a feature that would enable users to schedule their posts. According to Meta exec Adam Mosseri, this feature will be available to test soon. Users will be able to set a date and ...

Scheduled Threads posts are now available to all, after the company first began rolling it out to a small number of users last month. Additionally, users in a few countries can now highlight and ...

Meta's Threads app has leveled up with a new feature that allows users to schedule posts, bringing a major boost to content creators and social media enthusiasts alike. Once a beta feature, it's now ...

Meta's Threads is getting its own version of ephemeral posting with a new feature the company is calling "ghost posts." The temporary posts will be published within Threads' main feed like any other ...