Bluesky, a rising social media platform competing with X (formerly Twitter), has launched a video tab feature on user profiles. This update is part of Bluesky's efforts to expand its functionality and user engagement, following the success of its TikTok-like custom video week after ByteDance’s short video platform faced a US ban.
New Video Tab Feature
The video tab, introduced in the Bluesky 1.97 update, allows users to upload and share videos. It also supports sharing content from other platforms like TikTok.
If successful, this feature could open new revenue opportunities for Bluesky through its upcoming premium subscription plan. This plan may include exclusive perks such as longer or higher-quality video uploads.
Despite the excitement surrounding this addition, some users have voiced concerns. They fear Bluesky might lose its unique identity by mimicking TikTok too closely. A few have even requested the option to disable the video tab on their profiles.
Other Updates in Version 1.97
Beyond the video feature, the latest update brings enhanced user controls, including a menu for blocking users or deleting conversations after reporting direct messages (DMs). Additionally, translation features have been improved to better accommodate global users.
With over 25 million users worldwide, Bluesky continues to grow its user base and features. This video tab marks another step in its journey to compete in the ever-evolving social media landscape.
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