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Bluesky users can now share videos up to 60 seconds long, and up to 25 videos a day. However, the rollout is random and incremental, so you may have to wait your turn.

Bluesky users can now share videos up to 60 seconds long, and up to 25 videos a day. However, the rollout is random and incremental, so you may have to wait your turn.

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The social networking startup Bluesky will now allow people to share their video creations of up to 60 seconds through its platform.

Bluesky, the social networking startup now nearing 10 million users thanks to X’s ban in Brazil, will now allow users to share videos of up to 60 seconds in length on its platform, the company announced Wednesday.

Bluesky users can now share videos up to 60 seconds long, and up to 25 videos a day. However, the rollout is random and incremental, so you may have to wait your turn.

Bluesky users can now share videos up to 60 seconds long, and up to 25 videos a day. However, the rollout is random and incremental, so you may have to wait your turn.

Banned in Brazil at the end of August, the X platform left the way clear for former Twitter founder Jack Dorsey's social network, Bluesky, to take advantage of the situation

This is a significant addition for a platform that, until now, focused primarily on text, images, and basic interactions like replies and reposts.

Bluesky has added the ability to upload videos, but they can only be a maximum of one minute long right now.

Bluesky has been building out its in-app capabilities since it fully opened to the public in February as a decentralized alternative to X, aiming to provide users with a potentially less volatile space to commune since owner Elon Musk slashed the majority…

Bluesky has been growing fast ever since Brazil banned Musk's X from the country.

Bluesky, the social network set up by former Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey, has added the ability for users to share videos on the platform after a huge weekend of growth.

Bluesky now lets you upload videos, but there are some caveats. For starters, they can only be a minute long.

More reason to try Bluesky.

With native video support, Bluesky will be able to better compete with other X rivals, including Instagram Threads and the decentralized service Mastodon, among others.

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Downloads in Brazil were up 1 million per cent after Supreme Court banned Elon Musk-owned app

I gave up on Twitter nearly a year ago, because many of my favorite people on the site had left and things seemed increasingly quiet and/or unfriendly. It seems to have only gotten worse since. Bluesky has been a great refuge from that, and has a...

Millions of Brazilians, including the president, have flocked to social media platforms such as Threads or Bluesky, where Portuguese has become the most spoken language in the few days since

Millions of Brazilians, including the president, have flocked to social media platforms such as Threads or Bluesky, where Portuguese has become the most spoken language in the few days since

With Brazil banning X for not complying with the law, Bluesky has become the most downloaded app in the country.

Bluesky sees massive growth in Brazil, gaining 1 million users in three days following the X suspension, with technical issues and localized features.

The X rival takes advantage of the backlash against Musk's social media platform by offering an alternative.

Elon Musk's platform X, formerly Twitter, has received plenty of criticism over the years. After Brazilians found themselves blocked from the social media platform last week, many were left searching for alternatives.

Bluesky, a US decentralized microblogging social media platform, has seen a dramatic surge in Brazilian users since the ban.

As X/Twitter remains banned in Brazil, the new users from this country helped Bluesky exceed 9 million subscribers while also recording almost 5 million monthly active accounts. Founded in early October 2021, this US-based decentralized microblogging…

Decentralized microblogging social platform Bluesky has seen a surge in users and traffic since X was blocked in Brazil.

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