The threads test a way to hide the spoilers

Meta tests a way to hide the spoilers on the topics, according to A new post from Mark Zuckerberg. The feature allows you to block the text or an image so that it can only be displayed once it is used or clicked.

In the current version that is tested, you should highlight the text you have chosen or click on the image and then press “Mark Spoiler” to hide it. Inside the Threads application, there is even a moving graphic drawing that covers the text and images before it is abandoned when clicking on it.

Meta suggests that the advantage is added to facilitate talking about continuous offers without accidentally spoiling anything. The statute contains an increasing community of users who use interconnected indicators to discuss media, and a algorithm summary that makes it very easy to get a spoiler in front of you. Many social media platforms do not provide a way to hide spoilers as well. Instead, users often have to resort to moderation tools in general, such as words or silent phrases to avoid learning things before watching a new movie or show.

The new spoiler’s feature does not seem widely available so far, but it is the latest in a series of changes that META has experienced in topics over the past few months. The largest is the addition of a custom dm box. Even this point sends someone’s messages on the topics he sent to you to Instagram DMS, but Meta is now DM thread in inventive DM threads In Hong Kong, Thailand and Argentina.