The social media platform is expanding its verification service. In contrast to Elon Musk's X, it bases it on notability, not ...

Bluesky’s new verification process launches today. It mixes the old-school, Twitter-style blue check bestowed by the platform with a more decentralized option for trusted organizations.

Bluesky on Thursday quietly opened the doors to those who want to become verified on its social networking service. In a post ...

From custom feeds to open-source tools, Bluesky is scaling fast by avoiding ads and decentralizing trust in a post-X digital ...

Bluesky will allow a given organization to get verified by the company, and then that entity can verify employees or others associated with it. And tapping on a user’s verification will show ...

Bluesky already had a form of verification, letting any user set a domain they own as their username. For example, you'd know that TechCrunch's account is real because it is verified with the ...

Bluesky is adopting an official verification system after all. In an update, the company said it plans to grant blue checkmarks to “authentic and notable” accounts. It will also allow some ...

Bluesky quietly launched a new verification program on Thursday, allowing “notable and authentic” accounts to apply for a ...

It's the old days of Twitter all over again: Bluesky is launching an official verification process for awarding the blue check mark to "notable" user accounts, adding to the platform's existing ...

Bluesky already had a form of verification, letting any user set a domain they own as their username. For example, you'd know that TechCrunch's account is real because it is verified with the ...

Bluesky has introduced blue checks to verify ... which have plagued other social media companies. User verification is seen as a crucial part of preventing misuse and improving user trust ...