Caption – Threads is rolling out the Account Status feature. (Image credit – Threads)
Threads is finally making it easier for users to know when their posts or accounts have been penalised. Meta is bringing the “Account Status” feature to Threads, a tool that shows you when your content has been taken down, hidden, or otherwise limited for breaking the platform’s rules.
View on Threads
This move adds some much-needed transparency, especially since Threads’ recommendation algorithm can be confusing especially for creators. Earlier this year, Meta even changed its stance on political content, reversing last year’s decision to limit posts related to elections and other social topics.
Just like on Instagram and Facebook, Account Status will now let Threads users see any “actions” Meta has taken against their accounts. That includes whether a post was deleted, made less visible in feeds, or marked as not recommended. It’ll also show if certain features were blocked because of a rule violation.
If your account has been penalised, Account Status is where you can appeal. Meta says it will notify users when their appeal has been reviewed.
The feature is starting to roll out now and can be found in the “account” section of the Threads settings menu.
Captain – Video ads on Threads. (Image credit – Meta)
Alongside these changes, Threads is stepping up its monetisation game. After beginning to test ads earlier this year, Meta has now announced at IAB NewFronts that video ads are coming to the app.
The company said a “small number” of advertisers will be testing video ads in formats like 19:9 or 1:1, which will appear between regular posts in users’ feeds. Meta didn’t share exact numbers or timelines for a wider rollout.
At the same event, Meta also shared plans to test Reels trending ads, which will be displayed next to some of the most popular videos on Instagram.
In short, Meta is using the same playbook for Threads as it did for Facebook and Instagram pushing more ads, even if it makes the social experience feel a little less personal.
Answer. Meta is introducing the “Account Status” feature, which allows users to see when their posts or accounts have been penalised, hidden, or restricted due to rule violations. Users can also appeal penalties through this tool.
Answer. Meta has announced that a limited number of advertisers will test video ads in formats like 19:9 or 1:1. These ads will appear between regular posts in users’ feeds, though no timeline has been shared for wider rollout.
Answer. Meta is testing Reels trending ads, which will be displayed next to popular videos on Instagram. This move signals Meta’s broader monetisation strategy across its platforms.
Also Read: Meta to Let Users Link WhatsApp to Main Accounts Center with Instagram and Facebook
Also Read:Threads Finally Moves to Threads.com and Adds Handy New Web Features
Highlights Xiaomi Pad 8 Pro global variant on Geekbench reveals Snapdragon 8 Elite, 8GB RAM…
Highlights Apple plans to prioritise production and shipment of high-end iPhones. Rising memory chip and…
Highlights Oppo Find X9s and Find X9 Ultra are expected to debut in select international…
Highlights Apple is reportedly delaying the launch of the standard iPhone 18 to early 2027.…
Highlights Oppo Reno15 Pro Mini now comes in Crystal Pink, sale starting from Feb 1…
Highlights Vivo V70 Elite features Snapdragon 8s Gen 3, while the standard V70 runs on…
This website uses cookies.