Bluesky, the social media platform believed to be X’s competitor, has recently gained popularity after Donald Trump’s win in the United States presidential election.

Bluesky reports outages as millions, including Hollywood elites join platform after leaving Musk’s X

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Bluesky reports surge in downloads in Brazil after court ban on X

Former Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey is back in the news nearly two years after he quit the microblogging platform. Dorsey's latest offering, Bluesky, is gaining traction among Twitter's star users.

Twitter's latest competitor: Bluesky

Elon Musk, the current owner of Twitter, is seen by many as the reason behind its decline. User experience on the platform and satisfaction with work have both plummeted after Musk's takeover.

Is BlueSky here to stay? Jack Dorsey's Twitter alternative can be next hot thing in tech

Jack Dorsey, the co-founder and former Twitter CEO launched Bluesky, a social media platform that provides an alternative to the microblogging platform, on Android.

Jack Dorsey's Twitter alternative Bluesky makes debut on Android

Making a re-entry into the social media arena, Twitter's former CEO and co-founder Jack Dorsey launched his platform Bluesky, an alternative to Twitter. Currently, the application is in the testing phase and can be searched on the Apple App Store.

Jack Dorsey's Bluesky, a Twitter alternative, debuts on Apple App Store

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