Meta's social network Threads is experimenting with a feature that will let you schedule posts. Adam Mosseri, head of Instagram in question.

Users who will test this feature will not be able to plan responses. “We want to strike a balance between giving people more control to schedule their Threads posts while also encouraging real-time conversations,” he said.

People who are part of the test will see the option to schedule posts in the three-dot menu in composer. All scheduled posts appear in the drafts folder; From here you can edit, delete or change when they are published.

Mosseri said the company has been working on this feature for months; This may be true, considering app researcher Alessandro Paluzzi's post that a scheduled shipping feature is in the works. couple of time this year.

Earlier this week, Instagram started letting people schedule your direct messages. The social network has been allowing users to schedule posts for the main feed for a while now.

On Tuesday, Mark Zuckerberg announced that Threads is now 100 million daily active users and 300 million monthly active users.