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Creating a custom feed means freedom from Thread's algorithmic feed, which might show you content from accounts you have no interest in. Once created, your new feed will show up in your feeds bar.

Users can further share them to others through a link or a DM. Custom feeds were announced last year to allow users to create their own based on interersts or topics. Threads, launched as a rival ...

Threads has officially launched a new feature allowing users to share custom feeds within their posts ... by tapping the quote icon at the top of a feed. Additionally, users can select the 'Share Feed ...

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Here’s how you can make your custom feed public To share your custom feed, you’ll first have to make it public. To do this, Tap and hold your feed, which should show on the top menu.

Meta’s Threads is doubling down on support for custom feeds as it faces challenges from the growing social network Bluesky, now with over 30 million users, which also offers custom feeds as one ...

AUSTIN (KXAN) — Education savings accounts, bail reform and water infrastructure investments are among Gov. Greg Abbott’s top legislative priorities, as outlined in his State of the State address ...

Starting today, you’ll be able to share the public feeds you’ve created on Threads with others. You’ll also be able to explore public feeds under a new Feeds tab on profiles, and pin feeds you like to ...

In addition to offering tools to easily build, customize, publish, and manage Bluesky feeds, Graze will soon allow feed creators to ... in the form of custom feeds built with complex logic ...

Texas has a partner in the White House we can work with to secure the Texas-Mexico border," Abbott said in a statement. State Sen. Bob Hall, R-Edgewood, said he supports the governor's deployment.