Spoiler Alert! Meta has some excellent new features for threads

Meta has announced some interesting new features for its Threads social platform, and there are other unknown ones that have also been observed.

In the name of transparency, the account status has begun to come out so that users can learn more about the violations that have been committed and if any post is destroyed.

While the status of the account has been officially notified, there are also features subject to testing. This includes composition options that can be used to obscure the specified content using a new “Mark Spoiler” setting. Another experimental feature provides a way to train threads algorithm.

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Starting with what Meta has officially announced, account status is a useful center through which it is possible to see details of the account limitations and actions taken against it. It removes some of the disappointments of having a limited account and not know why. It also provides an easy way to make an appeal.

Notifying the function, Meta says:

We are fueling account status on topics to help you understand what’s going on with your posts and profile, directly in the application.

More transparency: See the actions we have taken in any of your posts or answers that violate our community standards.

More control: Tell us if you think we’ve made a mistake. Will receive a notice after reviewing your report.

Settings> Account> Account Status.

You will find violations or restrictions on your profile here, including the posts we have removed, content we cannot recommend and the features you cannot use.

If you disagree with something you can request a decision review.

The “Mark Spoiler” option was first noticed at the beginning of the year, but now the test seems to be spreading more widely. It is a simple idea already implemented on the platforms.

The opportunity to train the algorithm of threads, so you are shown the most important or interesting content is a similar idea to the system already used on Instagram and Facebook. As mentioned by social media today, some users have begun to see “interested in this post?” Messages under posts and the option of hitting a cross or a note.