<ul><li>Up-and-coming social network Bluesky has been found to be breaching European Union regulations by not disclosing key details about the decentralized platform.</li><li>Bluesky does not have a dedicated page on its website that discloses the number of users in the EU and its legal establishment, as required by EU regulations.</li><li>The European Commission has contacted EU governments to check for any trace of Bluesky, as it is not classified as a 'Very Large Platform' under the EU's Digital Services Act.</li><li>Bluesky offers a decentralized social network that allows users to choose their own algorithms and moderation systems. It has gained popularity as an alternative to platforms like X due to its customizable user experience and safer environment.</li></ul>

European Commission flags Bluesky for breaching transparency rules

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