Odaily Planet Daily News: The surge in new users on the decentralized social platform BlueSky has also led to an increase in "harmful content." The platform has initiated a large-scale review activity to eliminate harmful images from the internet. BlueSky's safety account stated: "We are experiencing a large influx of users, which has predictably led to an increase in the amount of harmful content posted online. Therefore, for some very serious policy areas such as child safety, we have recently made some short-term review choices, prioritizing recall rate over accuracy." Earlier this month, after the election of President Trump, millions of users abandoned X in search of other alternative platforms. In just the past three weeks, 35 million people have joined Meta's Threads, and 20 million have flocked to BlueSky. In September, a Brazilian judge banned users in the country from using X, leading to a large influx of new users to BlueSky, with over a million Brazilians also joining; in October, X owner Elon Musk stated that X posts could be used to train Grok AI, after which the number of BlueSky users surged again. However, earlier this month, BlueSky reported that with the increase in new users, the number of spam, scams, and negative reviews has also surged, alongside a significant amount of child sexual abuse content. (Decrypt)