Twitter cofounder Jack Dorsey appears to have rejected Mark Zuckerberg’s follow request on Threads, as billionaire social media rivalry took a comical turn. Threads is a new social media platform from the Mark Zuckerberg-owned Meta. Launched on July 5, the
Meta, the parent company of Instagram, is testing a new decentralized social media app to rival Elon Musk’s Twitter, according to reports. The app, which is being called “Instagram for your thoughts,” is designed to be a place for users
Decentralized social media protocol Bluesky has been launched in beta. The Jack Dorsey-backed application, one of many apps considered an alternative to Twitter, is now available on the Apple App Store to a limited number of users. The application amassed
Damus, a Twitter-like client app built to be compliant with the decentralized protocol Nostr, was banned in China for publishing “illegal content” just 48 hours after it became available for download on the Apple App Store. Damus announced the App
Jack Dorsey brought attention to the Nostr Protocol when he donated $240,000 in Bitcoin to the budding decentralized social network recently. The donation is ironic in that Dorsey is funding a protocol that challenges the hegemony of Twitter, a company
Elon Musk launched a poll on Sunday asking users whether he should quit as Twitter CEO. It follows a decision by the company earlier in the day to ban tweets promoting rival social media platforms such as Facebook and Instagram,
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