Highlights:
– The Threads app, launched by Meta last month, gained 100 million users in just 5 days, setting a new record.
– The latest update caused a decrease in traffic, with the app’s traffic dropping by approximately 82%.
– The top 5 most followed accounts on Threads are Selena Gomez, Kim Kardashian, MrBeast, Shakira, and Will Smith.
– Meta recently launched a web version of the Threads app, allowing users to access it on their computers.
– The web version offers similar features to the app, including feed, search, post, like, and profile options.
The Most Followed Threads Accounts
Meta launched the Threads app last month, which quickly gained 100 million users within just 5 days, setting a new record. However, the latest update shows a significant decrease in the app’s traffic by about 82%. One of the reasons for this decline is the app not being similar to Twitter. Nonetheless, we won’t dwell on this topic today. In this article, we will provide you with the followers count for each of the mentioned accounts. Please note that these numbers are constantly increasing, implying that this data might change in the future.
Top 5 Most Followed Accounts
The account with the highest number of followers on Threads is Selena Gomez. She has more than 8.2 million followers. For those who are not aware, Selena Gomez is an American actress and singer. Kim Kardashian ranks second on the list with 6 million followers. MrBeast follows closely in third place with 5.2 million followers. Shakira occupies the fourth position with 4.6 million followers. Will Smith and Khloe Kardashian secure the fifth and sixth spots with 4.4 and 3.9 million followers respectively. Mark Zuckerberg, CEO of Meta, is in the seventh place with 3.3 million followers.
Threads’ Web Version Goes Live
Meta recently launched the web version of the Threads app. To access the web version, simply visit www.threads.net on Google. Now, log in to Threads using your Instagram account details. This way, you will be able to use Threads on your computer as well. Currently, the app has limited features, allowing you to switch between light and dark modes. The web version provides an interface similar to the app, including options for Feed, Search, Posts, Likes, and Profile.
