Since the day Threads debuted, it continues to be on the agenda with both Elon Musk and Twitter fights and question and answer activities within itself. Such a situation has occurred in the past days, and the atmosphere has flared up. Head of Instagram “Android is better than iOS!” said. Here are the details…
Confusing question and answer on Threads!
Ever since Meta launched Threads, users have been wondering what to post on the new app created by the Instagram team. To encourage engagement, both users and brands ask their followers questions. Such a question caught the attention of Instagram President Adam Mosseri and answered it. However, an unexpected chaos ensued.
Popular tech YouTuber Marques Brownlee asked his followers on Threads to give their best tech reviews. So “Samsung or Apple?” and “PlayStation or Xbox?” He asked them to both ask and answer questions such as: Content producers share such posts so that both the platform and their own accounts get engagement.
However, there is another dimension to the job. Sometimes, especially when someone from the upper parts of the platforms – like the Instagram President – answers such questions, they take the bait, even if it is small. It looks like Instagram President Adam Mosseri is also trapped. In his response, he included the phrase “Android is better than iOS”. Of course, this response started a small-scale chaos on the platform.
Everyone who saw the post on the platform began to praise and protect the operating system they use. While Mosseri’s answer started to be liked by Android users, iOS users started to offer their own reasons in response to him. Yes, Mosseri’s answer is actually quite innocent. It actually responds to a user while surfing on a social media platform that is affiliated with its own management. However, the matter was not understood that way from the outside.
Android and iOS fans are still debating the issue. In short, there is still tension in the line of fire. There was no second response from Mosseri on the subject. Users have formed their own associations and continue to defend their own operating systems. So what do you think? Do you think Mosseri’s answer was correct? And finally, let’s fuel the fire a little bit. Do you think Android or iOS is better? Don’t forget to give your opinion in the comments section…
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