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I think they are trying to say Threads is more popular in the world, X is more popular in the U.S.
by labrador 3y ago
I think they are trying to say Threads is more popular in the world, X is more popular in the U.S.
- rsynnott 3y agoNo, both refer to US usage only. It means that, in a given month, more people use Twitter than use Threads, but in a given day, more people use Threads than use Twitter (ie. Twitter has a lot of occasional users, but Threads has more regular use). This seems fairly plausible; I've given up on Naughty Old Mr Car's Wild Ride entirely, myself, but I know quite a few people who still have an account for viewing occasional linked Twitter threads, etc, but don't really otherwise use it anymore.