Bluesky добавил 1 миллион новых пользователей за 3 дня на фоне запрета X в Бразилии

cryptonews.ruPubblicato 2024-07-03Pubblicato ultima volta 2024-09-03

Американская децентрализованная социальная платформа микроблогов Bluesky увидела всплеск принятия и роста пользователей в Бразилии после запрета в стране социальной медиа-платформы Илона Маска X.

В сообщении на X от 1 сентября Bluesky Social, также известная как Bsky — которая выглядит и ощущается очень похожей на конкурирующую платформу Маска — сообщила, что за последние три дня у нее появился миллион новых пользователей.

30 августа судья Верховного суда Бразилии постановил приостановить работу X в стране после того, как Илон Маск отказался назвать законного представителя фирмы.


Источник: Bluesky на X.

Всего через день после исключения X разработчик Bluesky сообщил о всплеске ежедневного трафика в приложении, поскольку новые пользователи поспешили зарегистрироваться.

«Для тех, кто интересуется, как идут дела с миграцией Бразилии на Bluesky, сообщаю, что мы постоянно в 15 раз превышаем обычный ежедневный пиковый трафик», — говорится в сообщении Bluesky.

Bluesky — это децентрализованная социальная медиа-платформа и общественная благотворительная корпорация, принадлежащая Джею Грейберу, которая базируется в Соединенных Штатах.

Она была анонсирована в 2019 году Джеком Дорси, открыта для публики в феврале 2024 года и сообщила о базе пользователей более 7,6 миллионов в сентябре.

Тем временем X Илона Маска вовлечена в обостряющуюся судебную тяжбу с судьей Верховного суда Бразилии Александром де Мораесом.

Социальная медиа-компания отказалась блокировать определенные аккаунты в рамках более масштабной борьбы с тем, что Мораес назвал дезинформацией о выборах.

2 сентября коллегия из пяти судей Верховного суда поддержала постановление Мораеса от 30 августа о приостановке работы платформы в южноамериканской стране.

Криптосообщество резко отреагировало на цензуру X в Бразилии, и некоторые предположили, что другие страны могут последовать этому примеру.

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