This is the product delivery time for all social networks with the TikTok service in the recovery stage, and the application is still not available in the App Store and Play Store. Bluesky said on Sunday that it is launching a dedicated feed for vertical videos in its app. Users can see the trending video section in the browse tab on the Bluesky mobile app. And like other vertical video apps, you can swipe up to see more videos. You can choose to pin your feed to appear on your home screen or add it to your feed list. “We also need to get in on the video action – Bluesky now has a special feed for videos! Like other feeds, you can choose to pin this or not. Bluesky is yours to manage,” the company said in a post. The company added that people who don’t see the video feed should restart the app. In addition, it also acknowledges developers who have created alternatives to TikTok in the AT Protocol – the decentralized protocol behind Bluesky – including Tik.Blue, Skylight.Social, and Bluescreen.Blue. The app is in the early stages of development, with most of it in a closed testing program. While there was chaos surrounding TikTok and other ByteDance apps, including CapCut, Lemon8, and Marvel Snap, Bluesky saw user growth and crossed the 28 million user mark over the weekend. Other social networks also take advantage of this situation. Elon Musk-owned X also launched a feed dedicated to vertical video in the US Meanwhile, Meta announced a new video editing app called Editing to compete with CapCut.
