A developer with Meta revealed on Friday that the business is starting a Threads beta program for Android. Users will get early access to new features, and problem fixes through the beta program, but as with any beta program, there is an additional risk when downloading an unstable copy.

Threads increased on Wednesday and gathered 70 million users in only two days. Direct messaging, a “Following” feed, a complete online version, a chronological feed, and other capabilities are all absent from the platform. Given that the platform is now rather bare-bones, the new beta program may appeal to users who want to get their hands on future features.

According to the beta program invitation, “certain data on your use of the app will be collected and shared with the developer to help improve the app.” In addition, the invitation advises that “testing Versions may be unstable.”

There is no waiting for beta access, meaning anybody with an Android handset may join the program and check out future updates.

Threads allow Instagram users to use their current credentials to make brief updates, such as text up to 500 characters long, links, photographs, and videos up to five minutes long. Threads are accessible for iOS and Android in 100 countries at launch but not in the EU, purportedly owing to worries about complying with local data protection legislation.

Although Threads has only been online for two days, it has already piqued the interest of Elon Musk’s Twitter, which has threatened legal action against the network and accused Meta of luring former Twitter employees to establish the New platform. Meta has refuted the claims.