Jay GraberCEO blue sky, ensures that your social network is proof of Elon Musk, the owner of Twitter. In a recent interview with The Verge, he stated that Bluesky’s open-source decentralized protocol gives users a freedom that other centralized social networks don’t have. Bluesky was created by former Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey so that Twitter itself could operate on the platform in the future.

Currently, Bluesky’s interface is very similar to Twitter, but the company is working on expanding its functionality and meeting the needs of its users. Still in the testing phase, the social network is gradually inviting more users to access the platform.

When asked about the number of users admitted so far, Jay Graber preferred not to give an exact answer, but said that about 20,000 people have already been invited to join the network. He also mentioned that the company is making efforts to create the moderation tools needed for wider adoption of the platform.

In summary, Bluesky is an open source decentralized social networking platform that gives users greater freedom from centralized social media communication. With the ability to transfer accounts between services, users can enjoy the convenience of an easy-to-use platform, safe in the knowledge that they can easily leave if they choose to.

What if Musk bans Bluesky links from Twitter?

When asked if Elon Musk could ban links to Bluesky, Jay Graber replied that, as the owner of a centralized social network, he has the right to do so, but Bluesky’s decentralized protocol gives users the freedom to move to other platforms. Account portability between services is one of the benefits of the platform and allows users to easily switch between platforms.

“As the owner of the centralized site, he can do this if he wants to. But that’s why what we build is important – the AT protocol gives users and developers freedom from both blocked and open APIs.” said the CEO.

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Source: Edge

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