On social media, the political is personal; migrating Bluesky users are signaling political separation from an increasingly conservative X and giving up on the idea of a town square that holds all ...

In that way, Bluesky is comparable to Mastodon in that they both allow for the creation of different servers that interact, and users can move their data and network between servers.

On social media, the political is personal; migrating Bluesky users are signaling political separation from an increasingly conservative X and giving up on the idea of a town square that holds all ...

Although Bluesky is much newer than X, CNET reports it has already racked up 20 million users, often gaining over 1 million per day since the U.S. presidential election.

Bluesky says one million accounts have joined the network since last week, bringing it to roughly 15 million users in total. Bluesky is notable in part because it’s built on an open framework ...

Mark Cuban criticized Bluesky's echo chamber for harming engagement and driving users back to Elon Musk's X following a decline in user interactions.

Since the recent US election, Bluesky has seen a spike of over 1 million new users, marking a significant shift from X, formerly known as Twitter. Dissatisfaction with the platform under Elon Musk ...

Start migration. Click the "Find Bluesky Users" button to search for your contacts on Bluesky. Once the tool finds them, click "View Detected Users". Sky Follower Bridge follower discovery process.

Bluesky has skyrocketed to 20 million users, surpassing rivals Threads and nearing X's dominance, fueled by dissatisfaction with changes on Musk's platform.

The US election appears to have triggered a migration of X users to Bluesky, which has been praised because of its similarity to the "old Twitter." More than 280,000 people closed their X accounts ...

Bluesky, which launched in early 2023, has grown from 9 millions users in September to 21.2 million users at the time of publication, with a growth rate of roughly 8 new users per second. Among ...

Scammers have also followed the migration of social media users from X to Bluesky, Sean Gallagher, a principal threat researcher at the cybersecurity company Sophos, told NBC News.