Bluesky is adding age verification to its platform in the UK as part of efforts to comply with the country’s Online Safety ...

Bluesky users in the UK will soon need to verify their age if they want continued access to direct messages and all of the ...

Bluesky is the first big social network to make such an announcement, but it won't be the last. The UK's Online Safety Act ...

Bluesky to introduce UK age verification to comply with Online Safety Act, Unverified or under-18 users will have some features restricted.

Bluesky will require UK users to verify their age with scans, ID, or cards to comply with the new Online Safety Act.

Epic Games, best known as maker of Fortnight, provides age assurance through its subsidiary SuperAwesome, and its Kids Web ...

Or, in other words, Bluesky is proposing a verification system where one entity — the company itself — is not in singular control over who gets the “verified” label and who does not.

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 ...

Bluesky has long resisted creating a checkmark verification system to combat impersonation and fraud. But that all changed Monday when the social media company officially announced it was rolling ...

Unlike many of its counterparts, which offer checkmarks and official badges to government officials, celebrities and other high profile accounts, Bluesky has a more hands-off approach to verification.

Bluesky unveils a verification system, but you still can't request a blue check; Like what3words but for phone numbers: Startup wants people to use domain names for its WhatsApp rival; ...

The rapidly growing social networking startup Bluesky, a Twitter/X alternative built on open web principles, revealed in a livestream on Monday how its approach to user account verification will ...