In his post on his social network, Bluesky It revealed that it has added two million new people in the past week, which is a huge increase in such a short period of time for a platform with only 8.4 million users. In the same post, there is a Portuguese translation of the ad, so it is likely that a large number of these new users are from Brazil. If you recall, Brazil’s Supreme Court judge Alexandre de Moraes recently ordered the country’s internet providers. block X After the website formerly known as Twitter refused to ban specific accounts accused of spreading disinformation.
Moraes also ordered Apple and Google to remove X from their app stores and fined people who use a VPN to access the website R$50,000 ($8,900). Brazil’s Supreme Court upheld Xa’s ban after judges voted unanimously in favor of the measure. BBC. The owner of X, Elon Musk, accused Moraes of destroying democracy “for political purposes”. The website also created a new profile called “The Alexander FilesHe said it would shed light on abuses of Brazilian law by Alexandre de Moraes.
After X became unavailable in Brazil, users in the country found new homes elsewhere. Bluesky experienced a large spike in the number of unique daily likes and posters, as well as the number of unique followers, in the last days of August. Although the website is not yet as powerful as Twitter, it has recently been teased its next major app will come with updated video features, which could help keep its new users around.
Bluesky is a decentralized social network that was previously funded and created in 2019 by Jack Dorsey, the founder of Twitter. The website started out as an invite-only social network, but eventually opened to the public earlier this year. It also introduced new features that most users will be looking for if they’re about to leave Xi direct messaging. While DMs will only work between two users after launch, the website has promised to roll out group messaging, media support, and end-to-end encryption “down the line.” However, Dorsey Bluesky came off the board in May and after he claimed that the website “literally repeats all the mistakes” it made while running Twitter.
