TechCrunch recently confirmed the internal prototyping of a music integration feature on Meta’s Threads. Already a part of Meta’s other social platforms such as Facebook and Instagram, this feature could potentially shift Threads’ user experience.
The music enhancement feature was revealed by reverse engineer Alessandro Paluzzi, known for unearthing unreleased features in development. It is important to note, this feature is not publicly tested yet, its discovery is still in a preliminary stage.
Integrating music into Threads posts could introduce a nostalgic touch, taking users back to the MySpace era, while allowing them to express their personality through their favorite tunes. On the other hand, some users may find audio-driven posts disruptive.
Threads has also been reported by TechCrunch to be exploring options for display name setting and profile cover images. However, news related to the rollout of these internally prototyped features is yet to surface.
These potential enhancements underline Meta’s ongoing attempts to align Threads more closely with its competitors, thereby enhancing the overall user experience.
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