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

Bluesky briefly explained how this process worked in a blog ... s old verification system is the verification badge became a coveted achievement. If a user was noteworthy enough, had gained ...

Bluesky has expanded its verification system to allow users to submit applications to get verified or become verifiers.

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 ...

To qualify, accounts must be active, secure, and notable, with recognition through achievements, media coverage, or presence ...

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

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 ...

Well, in order to scale its verification process, and reduce the onus on Bluesky’s team to verify every approved profile, Bluesky’s actually handing that responsibility to trusted providers as ...

In social media, blue-check verification is nothing new, but Bluesky is just now allowing any "notable" accounts to use it.

Bluesky's launch of a verification system has raised a slew of questions among its user base, from who will ... and whether the self-verification process will end. TechCrunch has some answers.

Bluesky's launch of a verification system has raised a slew of questions among its user base, from who will be picked — and why — to what outside organizations might be involved and whether the ...