Justin Bieber’s decision to start a TikTok of his own has coincided with the release of one of his latest singles, ‘Yummy.’ You’ll find a video on his account of him lip-syncing to it.
Remember those data privacy violations and the weird political ad policies that Facebook decided to stick to in the face of adversity? These things have left a bad taste in users’ mouths, and they’re not about to forgive and forget.
TikTok will not be warning users about a video or even removing it, despite pressure to. The video in question is of the waterbombing plane crash that killed three U.S. firefighters. TikTok claims that the video does not violate its community guidelines.
If you’re on TikTok and you know what’s what, then you’ll most likely either have heard of Charli D’Amelio or are already following her. This 15-year-old dancer has an impressive 28 million TikTok followers, and 7 million over on Instagram. Just to try and understand how popular she is, think of stars like Britney Spears or Miley Cryus when she was Hannah Montana.
TikTok is currently testing a new profile design that is remarkably similar to Instagram’s typical format.
TikTok knows better than anyone how addictive their app can be, which is why the popular social media sharing app is giving parents a lot more control over how long their children spend on it.
Map of the Soul: 7 is BTS’ new album, and it’s easily one of the most looked forward to albums of 2020, already. Millions of fans have been anxiously waiting for anything to do with the album as they await its release.
It wasn’t that long ago that teens used to aspire to be things like pop stars, footballers, and astronauts when they grow up. However, times are changing, and so are their future goals. These days, as many as 50% of millennials aged between 18 and 38 wish that they could be social media influencers, according to research.
TikTok wants to be so much more than just TikTok. In fact, they’re looking at how they can use their popularity as the world’s favorite video sharing app to get into other industries, like music and gaming.
TikTok has confirmed that it gave a fake Kendall Jenner account a blue verification tick by accident. On Monday, the well-known member of the Kardashian clan posted her first-ever TikTok video, only for it to get deleted less than 24 hours later.