Jack Dorsey's new social media platform sees 30K sign-ups after Musk's Twitter takeover

Business,Social Media,Jack Dorsey,Elon Musk,Twitter,Technology

Posted on AllSides October 31, 2022

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Some users are leaving Twitter in light of Elon Musk's acquisition of the platform for founder Jack Dorsey's newest platform.

Dorsey's Bluesky Social received a reported 30,000 sign-ups in two days following Musk's takeover. Bluesky was founded in 2019 while Dorsey was still Twitter's CEO and has yet to launch but is soliciting people to sign up for its waitlist to try its beta version.

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