Social media can accidentally spoil a streaming movie or show for those who haven't yet watched it. Threads, the popular social media platform from Meta, now has a new feature that could save you from ...

Meta is known for cooking up massive features on Threads and its other platforms for users, and a new feature is now being tested that will let discussions on the platform be spoiler-free. This means ...

Everybody hates spoilers. Whether we're talking about TV shows or sports, the simple fact is that people like to be surprised. The problem, though, is that if you spend any amount of time online, it's ...

If you’re anything like me, you have probably hesitated to open Threads after a big TV episode dropped. But starting this week, Meta’s platform will start testing out a way for users to hide spoilers ...

This story was originally published on Social Media Today. To receive daily news and insights, subscribe to our free daily Social Media Today newsletter. Threads is trying out a few new elements to ...

Threads, the text-focused app from Instagram, is launching a new tool meant to encourage users to discuss TV shows and films on the platform … without fear of spoiling them. In what the Meta-owned ...

Meta is testing a way to hide spoilers on Threads, according to a new post from Mark Zuckerberg. The feature lets you obscure text or an image so that they're only viewable once they're tapped or ...

If you look at Mark Zuckerberg's test post on a smartphone app, you can see that some of the text is hidden by dots as shown below. 'We're testing a way to hide spoilers in posts,' Zuckerberg wrote.

This story was originally published on Social Media Today. To receive daily news and insights, subscribe to our free daily Social Media Today newsletter. Threads has added another element to its new ...

Since I greatly prefer discussing shows and movies without having to use spoiler tags, and I'm super excited for the next Star Wars fix, here is the spoiler filled thread for the show. I will be ...