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Tap and hold the feed you’ve created at the top of your Threads app, then tap “Edit feeds.” Tap “View feed.” Use the quote icon to post a preview of your custom feed. Use the “Share feed” button to ...

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If you decide you don't like a custom feed somebody's shared with you, no worries. Like with any other feed, tap and hold the feed tab from the top and choose Remove to get rid of it.

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