Meta’s Threads just got a big update. Threads adds communities to put your interests front and center, letting you join dedicated spaces for your favorite topics. Whether you’re into K-pop, books, pro basketball, or AI, you’ll now be able to discover posts and conversations that match your passions.
Communities That Feel Personal
With this new feature, you can explore communities in Threads that function a lot like Reddit channels or X’s groups. Once you join, your profile gets labeled with your community membership, and that group’s posts are pinned to your feed menu for quick access.
That means if you join NBA Threads, for example, you’ll see basketball highlights and conversations right at the top of your app. Currently, there are already more than 100 communities available worldwide.
A Natural Extension Of Topics And Feeds
This rollout builds on Threads’ existing tools, like topics and custom feeds. Those already let you curate your app experience, but adding communities makes things feel even more personal and interactive.
Each community shows a blend of original posts and related content, so you’re never stuck with a quiet feed. Instead, you’ll get a mix of discussions, memes, news, and updates on whatever subject you’re following.
Why It Matters
Meta has been pushing Threads to compete directly with X, and communities could give it an edge. By creating spaces where people feel at home with their interests, Threads is building engagement in a way that feels less noisy and more intentional.
Whether you’re looking for a place to geek out over your favorite TV show, discover book recommendations, or keep up with fast-moving trends like AI, Threads communities could be your next go-to hub.
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