Decentralized social media platform Blussky has released its version 1.99 update, which introduces many enrichments to enrich the user experience. The most notable change is the expansion of the video upload period from the range of the previous 60-second, which now allows videos of up to three minutes. This update enables users to share more comprehensive content, aligning the blossky more closely with other platforms that support long -term video formats.
In addition to long videos, Bluuski has improved its direct message (DM) system by adding “chat request” feature. This new inbox management tool distinguishes messages from users that are not in your network, allowing you to approve or reject these chats. This functionality is similar to the “message requests” found on platforms such as X (East Twitter), which gives users better control over their personal communication.
Another user friendly growth has the ability to mute accounts directly from the three-dot menu of a post. Earlier, a user needs to go to its profile, but this streamlined process makes your feed and interaction more convenient to manage.
Blussky has also expanded its language support by combining three new community translations: Welsh, Scottish Gelik and Esperanto. This inclusion reflects the commitment of the platform for access to a diverse user base and catering.
These updates come as part of the ongoing efforts to enhance the user experience of Bluusky and compete with other social media platforms. By allowing long -term video uploads and offering better message controls, the purpose of Bluuski is to provide a more attractive and user -friendly environment for your community.
Source: Ruckus
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