In this article, we will look at Bluesky’s architecture and its use of the AT protocol to make things possible.

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Bluesky is a decentralized social media platform built on the AT Protocol, designed to give users greater control over their data, identity, and content interaction. It offers modular services for identity retention, account migration, and customizable content experiences and has close to 30 million users. Bluesky’s federated architecture includes Personal Data Servers, Relays, and App Views to manage data, ensure content discoverability, and maintain moderation. This setup aims to solve common issues in other decentralized networks and push for transparency and user autonomy.

Bluesky: The Decentralized Social Media App with 30 Million Users

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User Identity and Account Portability in Bluesky

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Moderation and Content Control in Bluesky

<p>gnu social decentralized federation exists and did when they formed (like mastodon). but instead of adopting an actually “open” federation protocol,  they went with the ex twitters ceo’s AT protocol for algorithmic control. it is still corp-social control bs. people could actually be on a free and open social network, but nah duped into yet another corpo control dumpster. imagine jumping from one corp-social program to another thinking you are a good guy, cool and winning. sheep vs sheep lmao.</p>


<p>I just created an account and tested the system. Very similar to old Twitter but descentralized… cool!</p>
