In the midst of changes and controversies that haunt the social network Twitter, directed by Elon Musk, Internet users are anxiously awaiting the official launch of the alternative created by Jack Dorsey, called Bluesky.

The platform is in trial period for a selected group of users, accessed only by invitation. And there is a waiting list of more than a million potential customers.

In this regard, Forbes magazine and the Bloomberg News agency indicated on Tuesday they gave some details about how Bluesky is evolving, whose release date has not yet been revealed.

Dorsey has been working at Bluesky since 2019, when it was announced as “a project organized by Twitter to develop a decentralized protocol, under the premise of allowing users to have full control of their online identity, their account and their followers and to be able to transfer all of this to other platforms.”

According to Bloomberg, Dorsey’s project already has 245,000 downloads by iPhone users, with half of those downloads in April alone. Additionally, it has reported that the social network recently “launched a version of its application for Android, which according to media outlets that have seen it, is very similar in its presentation and operation to Twitter.”

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Android 12, the new version of the operating system that Google is currently preparing, has implemented a new feature in the accessibility section that makes it possible for users to control the mobile device through different facial expressions.

The Android Accessibility Suite received, in the latest beta of Android 12.0.0, the option to control the device without touching the screen, known as “Camera Switches”, as reported by the XDA Developers portal.

With the accessibility feature, the user can control the device through the camera, performing different facial gestures such as opening the mouth, smiling, raising the eyebrows and looking left, right or up.

It is possible to customize the function to configure that each gesture carries out different controls, such as pause Camera Switches, enable or disable automatic scanning, select, go to the next, long press, scroll forward or back, go to the beginning, back, notifications , configuration or summary.

When the option is working, Android shows a persistent notification, also present in the status bar, with which it informs the user that the camera is being actively used.

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Source: Businessinsider

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