US EditionBluesky launches 'privacy-first' method of uploading your contacts
Bluesky's Find Friends uses phone verification and hardware encryption to protect data and requires mutual consent before matching users, avoiding spam and privacy risks.
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Bluesky launches 'privacy-first' method of uploading your contacts
Many social media apps encourage you to give them access to your contacts. If you do so, they will let you know which of your contacts are on the platform so that you can send them a friend request. This can be problematic because you may not wish to share your online presence with everybody in your contacts, and because you are effectively sharing the personal data of other people without their consent. Bluesky says its own “privacy-first” appr…
It's a basic function on most social networks — and yet missing so far from Bluesky. The decentralized social platform finally launches Find Friends, a tool to find people you already know. But unlike its competitors, Bluesky promises a radically privacy-friendly approach. While features [...] L的 article Bluesky finally makes it easier to look for loved ones... without compromising privacy appeared first on BlogNT: the Blog of New Technologies.
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