Bluesky, one of the most notable alternatives to the platform formerly known as Twitter, has just hit a million users. That’s admittedly tiny compared to the number of users on major social networks, but it’s a big deal for a service that remains inaccessible to most people until today. Bluesky team member Rose Wang, who has announced the milestone on X, told TechCrunch that the service’s app reached a million downloads in July. However, those interested in getting in on the action at Bluesky will have to secure invite codes to log in, and it’s only now that enough people were able to create accounts for the social network to be able to announce that it has reached 1 million users.
1M users!!! 🦋 pic.twitter.com/VxivCC25P8
— @rose.bsky.team 🌹🦋 (@iamrosewang) September 12, 2023
Bluesky first burst into the scene as a decentralized social network (previously) funded by Twitter and backed by Twitter co-founder Jack Dorsey. Shortly after it launched in closed beta, it rolled…
2023-09-13 01:33:55
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