X (formerly Twitter) users are leaving in droves to the social media site Bluesky—here’s why they’re leaving, and why they ...

At the moment it flows from social platform X, formerly known as Twitter, to social platform BlueSky, otherwise known as ...

Bluesky is giving early-days Twitter, and the gays are into it! Here's everything you need to know about the new social ...

Bluesky which was developed by Twitter in 2019 has become one of the fastest growing apps as users become disenchanted with X ...

Bluesky saw a surge in new users following the election, with many praising the feeling on the social media site as being ...

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Bluesky has grown to 20 million users — some of whom are Twitter/X refugees. It still lacks "regular people" — but this one ...

Bluesky, the social network and X competitor, has been benefiting from a surge of departures from the Elon Musk-owned app ...

The user base of social media X is plummeting, as people continue deactivating their accounts and migrating to Bluesky Social ...

Unlike other social media sites, Bluesky allows users to create their own algorithm. The site does not have ads, nor harvest ...

The Bluesky app struggled for a long time as an alternative to Twitter and Elon Musk's successor service X. Musk's closeness ...

It's not the first mass migration away from the site formerly known as Twitter. But this one included a lot of elite ...