Threads testing new option to schedule posts

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Threads starts testing scheduled posts
Threads is about to begin testing the ability to schedule posts, according to Instagram’s Adam Mosseri. “Replies cannot be scheduled,” he added, explaining that “we want to balance giving people more control to plan their Threads posts while still encouraging real-time conversation.”
Threads is testing a post-scheduling feature
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
You can now schedule a post on Threads
Meta 's social networking platform, Threads, is testing a new feature that lets users schedule their posts. This information was revealed by Instagram head Adam Mosseri via a post on the platform. The goal of this update is to give users more control over their Threads posts while continuing to promote real-time conversations.
Threads 'Post Schedule' Feature Now Under Testing, Allows Users to Plan Content Publishing Ahead
For those who are part of the test, users may schedule a post by first opening the 'Post' button which will open the text field. After composing or typing in one's post, go to the top right corner where the three-dot menu is and choose 'Schedule.' Users will also be given their preferred date or time to publish the said content.
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Instagram now lets you schedule DMs
Instagram has rolled out the ability for users to schedule direct messages (DMs), the company confirmed to TechCrunch.