Bluesky, the decentralized social media platform backed by Jack Dorsey, has introduced a new feature that allows users to see their own likes. This addition aims to enhance the user experience and provide a more personalized approach to social media.
The development of Bluesky is centered around the AT Protocol, which aims to make social media and online conversations more reminiscent of the early Internet era. By adopting this protocol, Bluesky hopes to address the issues faced by traditional social networks and enable researchers and communities to find solutions.
One of the challenges with traditional social networks is their closed nature, where a central authority controls user and developer permissions. If a user decides to leave a traditional social network, they lose their connections and content. Developers also face difficulties in creating new apps due to network effects and the need to rebuild the social graph from scratch. Bluesky aims to overcome these limitations and usher in a new era of digital communication.
Bluesky’s decentralized structure allows users to build and share their own themed feeds. This unique approach gives users the freedom to curate their social media experience according to their interests and preferences. Additionally, Bluesky has now introduced an optional Discover feed, further enhancing the platform’s ability to provide personalized recommendations
Bluesky continues to innovate and improve the social media landscape with its personalized features and decentralized structure. The addition of the ability to see one’s own likes enhances the user experience and allows for a more tailored social media journey.
