Threads Adds Spoiler Tags for Posts
- Meta launched a global test of spoiler tags on its Threads platform in 2025 to hide text or images revealing sensitive content or plot twists.
- The feature stems from increased pop culture discussions on Threads, reflecting growing user engagement with trending TV shows and the need to prevent accidental spoilers.
- Users highlight content and select 'mark spoiler' to blur text or images, with mobile showing floating dots and desktop applying a dark blur until tapped or clicked.
- Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg emphasized the feature aims to refine pop-culture conversations by limiting accidental spoilers and enhancing user control over shared content.
- If early tests prove successful, Meta plans broader rollout, suggesting Threads seeks to boost user engagement and become a key platform for timely entertainment discussions.
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Threads is testing spoiler text, Zuckerberg says
Threads, Meta's microblogging platform, is testing spoiler text. This is a nice quality-of-life upgrade on the user side, but it also helps Meta by encouraging more conversations about pop culture without people worrying about spoiling others.
Meta Threads Tests Spoiler-Free Discussions for Movies and Series
Meta is testing a new feature on Threads designed to keep conversations about movies, TV shows, gaming, and other entertainment free of spoilers. The feature blurs content that users mark as spoilers, preventing accidental reveals while allowing others to tap and view the hidden content if they wish. How the Spoiler Feature Works The feature is currently in a limited testing phase with select users. Content creators are responsible for tagging p…
Threads, the competitor of X (Twitter) by Meta, deploys a new "anti-spoiler" function. Announced by Mark Zuckerberg, it allows to hide text or images behind a clickable veil. The aim is to promote discussions about series and films without spoiling the pleasure of other users who have not yet seen everything.
Threads Unveils Spoiler-Hiding Tool for Safer Chats
In the ever-evolving landscape of social media, platforms are constantly seeking ways to enhance user experience and engagement. Meta’s text-based app, Threads, has recently introduced a new feature aimed at protecting users from unwanted plot reveals in entertainment discussions. According to The Verge, Threads is rolling out a spoiler-hiding tool that allows users to conceal images and text in their posts, giving followers the option to reveal…
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