[joshuaturner]

My understanding of that situation was that they could either remove that content from being accessible on Bluesky (the client) or have the site blocked entirely.

They landed on country-specific moderation, which is all publicly accessible and documented, allowing countries to label specific posts/contents and have them hidden in the country. Again, this is only on the Bluesky client; other clients can ignore the 'hide' label if they choose.

This is an article that details it pretty well and links to a few tools that allow you to view everything hidden by any country moderation team: https://fediversereport.com/bluesky-censorship-and-country-b...

[senderista]

What are these "other clients"?

[steveklabnik]

You have pure clients like https://deck.blue/

And then "soft forks" like https://deer.social/

[the_gipsy]

Am I supposed to type my bluesky password into some random website?

Why would there be no 2FA options, like when using https://element.io for a homeserver?

[steveklabnik]

You make an "app password" which is basically an API token.

They've recently added OAuth, but since it's pretty new, a lot of older projects haven't moved over yet.

2FA exists but only for emails right now, more to come. https://github.com/bluesky-social/social-app/issues/1071

[the_gipsy]

Okay that makes sense, thanks! And yea, I meant OAuth, 2FA has really nothing to do.

[juped]

So have the site blocked entirely. Let censorious despots build their own great firewalls.