- The app is currently only available as a beta version.
- Bluesky is being promoted by Twitter co-founder Jack Dorsey.
- As of February 28, the application has been downloaded by 2,000 people
The decentralized alternative to Twitter is Bluesky, created by Jack Dorsey, appeared in the App Store. The app is currently invite-only and can be joined with a code.
The app has a very similar look and feel to Twitter. Many similar features, including sending messages, the ability to reply, like, comment and repost.
Twitter-alternative-Bluesky-has-appeared-in-the-App-Store.png" alt="">According to a report from TechCrunch, Bluesky on iOS became available on February 17th and has already reached about 2,000 downloads on February 28th. It is not yet available for Android testers on Google Play.
The new social network can send messages up to 265 characters, on Twitter a maximum of 280. Bluesky users can mute and block accounts, and more advanced tools, such as adding them to lists, are not yet available.
However, the application will have significant differences from Twitter. The platform aims to create a decentralized social network protocol that aims to make user data free from government influence.
- The app is currently only available as a beta version.
- Bluesky is being promoted by Twitter co-founder Jack Dorsey.
- As of February 28, the application has been downloaded by 2,000 people
The decentralized alternative to Twitter is Bluesky, created by Jack Dorsey, appeared in the App Store. The app is currently invite-only and can be joined with a code.
The app has a very similar look and feel to Twitter. Many similar features, including sending messages, the ability to reply, like, comment and repost.
Twitter-alternative-Bluesky-has-appeared-in-the-App-Store.png" alt="">According to a report from TechCrunch, Bluesky on iOS became available on February 17th and has already reached about 2,000 downloads on February 28th. It is not yet available for Android testers on Google Play.
The new social network can send messages up to 265 characters, on Twitter a maximum of 280. Bluesky users can mute and block accounts, and more advanced tools, such as adding them to lists, are not yet available.
However, the application will have significant differences from Twitter. The platform aims to create a decentralized social network protocol that aims to make user data free from government influence.
