There are No Girls on the Internet as a production of IHeart Radio and Unbossed Creative.

I'm Bridget Todd, and this is There Are No Girls on the Internet.

I am here, as always, with my producer, Mike. Mike, how you doing tonight?

I'm doing well, Bridget.

Thanks for having me back.

It is nice to see you, as always.

And here's what you may have missed this week on the internet.

So, are y'all still using threads?

If you are, there's a chance that you might actually be there alone.

Because after a surge in downloads,

while Twitter was crapping the bed like we told you about a few weeks ago,

threads his daily active user count dropped from 49 million to 23.6 million in the span of a week.

We're getting this information from similar web, which is a firm that tracks web traffic.

They're only reporting Android data, but it's pretty likely that this is the same across operating systems, and it still paints

a pretty qualitative picture. Here's what they found. On its very best day, July 7th, the same

day that Twitter was announcing rate limits and all of that nonsense, threads had more than

49 million daily active users

on Android worldwide. That's about 45% of the usage of Twitter, which had more than

109 million active Android users that day. But by Friday, July 14th, Threads was down to

23.6 million active users, or about 22% of Twitter's audience. Usage in the United States,

which saw the most activity, peaked at about 21 minutes of engagement with the app on July 7th,

but by July 14th, that was down to a little over six minutes. So like, not really a lot of

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