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Threads is finally getting DMs on the web

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Meta is testing direct messaging on Threads' web platform, following its mobile rollout nearly a year ago. This development offers developers and tech professionals insights into Meta's strategy for enhancing user engagement across different platforms. Users can expect more features like group chats to be added in the future.

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