The Free Our Feeds campaign seeks to protect Bluesky’s AT Protocol from being controlled by billionaires. The initiative aims to create a public-interest foundation to fund independent infrastructure, ensuring that
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Bluesky and Threads have emerged as two of the most prominent alternatives to the platform formerly known as Twitter, now called X. Despite sharing the goal of redefining text-based social
On December 25th, Bluesky introduced a new feature to its mobile and web apps: Trending Topics, allowing users to see what’s currently popular on the platform. How It Works The
Bluesky has taken steps to address the growing problem of cybersquatting and extortion on its platform, which emerged after the network announced it would use domain name ownership to verify
Bluesky just got a lot more user-friendly with its latest update, version 1.96. The app now features a dedicated mentions tab in the notifications area, making it much easier to
Bluesky has been generating plenty of buzz lately, especially as it continues to grow in popularity. One of its standout features is the ability to link your own domain to
Bluesky, the decentralized social platform, has gained significant attention this year for its vibrant community and user-customized experience. However, the question of how it will eventually generate revenue remains unanswered,
Bluesky, the emerging alternative to X (formerly Twitter), has reached a significant milestone with 24 million users. The platform has garnered over 700 million posts and 3.1 billion likes, showing
A fresh app called GoBlue has entered the scene to help users monitor their Bluesky activity and engagement stats. Bluesky, the Twitter-like platform that’s recently exploded in popularity, now boasts
Bluesky, a decentralized social media platform, will increase its moderation team from 25 to 100 to manage a growing influx of users, many of whom are leaving X (formerly Twitter).
Sill, a new link aggregation service, helps users stay updated with the most shared links from Bluesky and Mastodon networks. It works like the now-defunct Nuzzel, but for decentralized platforms.
Pakistan has blocked Bluesky as the platform gains popularity, joining X, Facebook, and Instagram in being restricted. The government is also cracking down on VPNs, requiring businesses and freelancers to
Bluesky has seen rapid growth, with nearly 1 million people joining the platform daily over the past week, according to CEO Jay Graber. This surge in users comes as people
Bluesky is quickly gaining popularity, with millions signing up every day, as users seek an alternative to platforms like X (formerly Twitter). If you’re just getting started, here’s a guide
Bluesky is quickly becoming a favored alternative to X (formerly known as Twitter), attracting millions of new users. Since the recent US elections, more than 1 million users have joined Bluesky, driven
X, Twitter’s successor, and Bluesky, its decentralized rival, are reshaping social media in different ways. Both founded by Jack Dorsey, the platforms are taking unique approaches to user experience and
Social media platform Bluesky has hit 15 million users, gaining about one million new users in the past week. The surge comes after the US presidential election. Recent Bluesky updates