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Wes Davis
Threads.com shows something now.

Meta seemed to have bought the domain earlier this year, sometime after it bought the company that owned it prior to the debut of threads.net, where Meta’s Twitter competitor lives.

Previously, visiting the threads.com URL didn’t show anything, but today, it shows... well, an error message. With a “Meta © 2024” and a Facebook logo.


A screenshot showing a message reading, “Sorry, something went wrong. We’re working on getting this fixed as soon as we can,” with a Facebook logo above it and text attributing copyright to Meta.
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