Zuckerberg: Threads could reach one billion users in a few years
Mark Zuckerberg · The Mark Zuckerberg Interview · Acquired · Sep 18, 2024 · at 1:04:26
Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg projects the long-term user scale for Meta's microblogging app Threads.
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“Hopefully in the next few years, five with threads, if that continues scaling”
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