with Mastodon and Jack #Dorsey’s #Bluesky being named as worthy options.

with Mastodon and Jack #Dorsey’s #Bluesky being named as worthy options.

with Mastodon and Jack #Dorsey’s #Bluesky being named as worthy options.

While #Bluesky has been moving forward with beta testing, Twitter has encountered some #issues recently.
 

In October, officially introduced the #Bluesky social app and the #AT protocol, which came nearly three years after #Dorsey launched the project with support from Twitter in 2019.
 

As previously reported, #Bluesky released its first batch of code in early May 2022, a few weeks before #Dorsey exited Twitter’s board of directors.
 

Originally known as the authenticated transfer protocol, or #ADX, the #AT protocol is #Bluesky’s main effort to enable a new way for #servers to communicate with each other,
 

#Bluesky is built on the #AT protocol, a new federated social network that integrates ideas from the latest decentralized #technologies.
 

Despite resembling Twitter so much, #Bluesky is set to have some #technical features designed to make it very different from #Elon #Musk’s social media giant.
 

Instead of Twitter’s “What’s happening?” Bluesky asks, “What’s up?” #Bluesky users can share, mute and block accounts, while more #advanced tools, like adding them to lists, are not yet available.
 

In a #similar style to Twitter, the #Bluesky app’s feed also has likes, comments and reposts.
 

On #Bluesky’s app store preview, the #rival app looks very much like Twitter, with the interface having a lot of Twitter-like features, including how handles, followers, posts and replies are presented.
 

According to a report by #TechCrunch, the #Bluesky #iOS app debuted on Feb. 17, amassing about 2,000 installs as of Feb. 28.
 

#Bluesky has hit the Apple app store as an invite-only app, allowing certain persons to try out the #new social experience by creating an account via an invite code.
 

#Jack #Dorsey, the co-founder of the social networking platform Twitter, is progressing with #Bluesky
 

The interface of #Jack #Dorsey’s decentralized Twitter alternative, #Bluesky, resembles the look of #Elon #Musk’s social media platform.
 

While #Bluesky has been moving forward with beta testing, Twitter has encountered some #issues recently.

In October, officially introduced the #Bluesky social app and the #AT protocol, which came nearly three years after #Dorsey launched the project with support from Twitter in 2019.

As previously reported, #Bluesky released its first batch of code in early May 2022, a few weeks before #Dorsey exited Twitter’s board of directors.

Originally known as the authenticated transfer protocol, or #ADX, the #AT protocol is #Bluesky’s main effort to enable a new way for #servers to communicate with each other,

#Bluesky is built on the #AT protocol, a new federated social network that integrates ideas from the latest decentralized #technologies.

Despite resembling Twitter so much, #Bluesky is set to have some #technical features designed to make it very different from #Elon #Musk’s social media giant.

Instead of Twitter’s “What’s happening?” Bluesky asks, “What’s up?” #Bluesky users can share, mute and block accounts, while more #advanced tools, like adding them to lists, are not yet available.

In a #similar style to Twitter, the #Bluesky app’s feed also has likes, comments and reposts.

On #Bluesky’s app store preview, the #rival app looks very much like Twitter, with the interface having a lot of Twitter-like features, including how handles, followers, posts and replies are presented.

According to a report by #TechCrunch, the #Bluesky #iOS app debuted on Feb. 17, amassing about 2,000 installs as of Feb. 28.

#Bluesky has hit the Apple app store as an invite-only app, allowing certain persons to try out the #new social experience by creating an account via an invite code.

#Jack #Dorsey, the co-founder of the social networking platform Twitter, is progressing with #Bluesky

The interface of #Jack #Dorsey’s decentralized Twitter alternative, #Bluesky, resembles the look of #Elon #Musk’s social media platform.