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    You can now tag your location when posting on Threads
    Location tagging is currently mobile-only

    You can now tag your location when posting on Threads

    By Dwaipayan Roy
    Sep 28, 2024
    10:05 am

    What's the story

    Meta has rolled out a new feature on Threads. Now, users can tag their location in posts.

    But here's the twist: it's more about giving a rough idea of where you are, rather than giving away your precise spot on a map.

    For now, this feature is only up and running on the mobile app and isn't available on desktop browsers.

    Functionality

    How does the new feature work?

    Threads' location-tagging feature is very easy to use.

    When you're about to post something, you'll spot a pin icon. Just tap on it, and you can add your current location.

    However, keep in mind that it won't drop an exact pin on a map. Instead, it gives a rough idea of where you are by sharing details like your city name or neighborhood.

    User experience

    Location-tagging offers a range of options

    The location-tagging feature on Threads is quite flexible. You can either go big and tag your entire city or get more specific.

    Also, if you come across a Threads post that comprises a location, you can tap on that location to see other posts from the same place.

    Support

    What about its availability?

    For now, the location-tagging facility is only available on the mobile app. It's been spotted on iOS, but not yet seen on desktop browsers. However, it's expected to make its way to other platforms soon.

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