I can’t know Meta’s internal strategy for sure, but I’d speculate that they see Twitter as the primary competitor to Threads by a significant margin.
Fediverse integration, introducing fediverse concepts to a large number of people, seems more likely part of one-upping Twitter rather than an attempt to kill the fediverse.
Meta has (tried to purchase or shut down its competitors on multiple occasions)
Google (gmail) and Microsoft (hotmail/outlook) are both infamous for anticompetitive behaviour.
I can’t know Meta’s internal strategy for sure, but I’d speculate that they see Twitter as the primary competitor to Threads by a significant margin.
Fediverse integration, introducing fediverse concepts to a large number of people, seems more likely part of one-upping Twitter rather than an attempt to kill the fediverse.
Google (gmail) and Microsoft (hotmail/outlook) are both infamous for anticompetitive behaviour.