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Meta* Launches Threads* App for VR Headsets

Meta* Launches Threads* App for VR Headsets

Photo: The Verge

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Meta has released the Threads* app for Meta Quest VR headsets to expand social capabilities in virtual reality.

Meta* is expanding the capabilities of its social platform Threads* by launching an app for Meta* Quest virtual reality headsets. This move aligns with the company’s strategy to integrate the service into its device ecosystem, following the recent introduction of the app for Ray-Ban Display AR glasses last month.

The new VR app offers a full suite of features: users can browse feeds, post updates, like content, comment on posts, visit profiles, search for content, and watch videos. Developers emphasize that the app is designed to make VR usage more social, enabling users to communicate and stay updated without leaving the virtual environment.

Meta* notes that the Threads* app for Meta* Quest is now available for download in the company’s store. The launch coincides with the platform surpassing 500 million monthly active users, highlighting its growing popularity.

* Facebook, Instagram, WhatsApp, and other Meta services belong to Meta Platforms Inc., whose activities are recognized as extremist and banned in the Russian Federation.

Common questions

What features are available in the Threads* app for Meta Quest?
Users can browse feeds, post updates, like content, comment on posts, visit profiles, search for content, and watch videos within the Threads* app for Meta Quest.
Which Meta devices currently support the Threads* app?
The Threads* app is already available for Ray-Ban Display AR glasses and is now accessible on Meta Quest VR headsets.
How many active users does the Threads* platform have?
As of the latest data, the Threads* platform has surpassed 500 million monthly active users.
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Source: The Verge