Threads is testing a new feature allowing users to hide spoilers in images or text, as announced by Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg. Users can blur content by marking it as a spoiler, similar to Reddit's approach with its spoiler tag. Content appearance differs by device: on desktop, spoilers are hidden by a gray block, while on mobile, they feature floating dots. Although this global test is rolling out, the exact number of users who will have access remains unspecified. Meta emphasizes that mobile optimization is a priority for this feature, with ongoing improvements for desktop usage.
Threads is introducing a feature to hide spoilers in images or texts, allowing users to blur content depending on how they interact with it.
Meta's CEO announced a new testing phase for Threads, which enables users to hide content with spoilers, akin to existing features on platforms like Reddit.
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