TikTok ban: Influencers ask followers to 'keep in

TikTok ban: Influencers ask followers to 'keep in touch' on Instagram, YouTube

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Published 01 Jul 2020

Chinese short-video sharing app TikTok has gone offline, but influencers have been sharing messages and videos asking their followers to follow them on other social media platforms such as Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube. TikTok has been removed from Google Play Store and Apple Play Store after Indian government banned 59...

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TikTok ban: Influencers ask followers to 'keep in touch' on Instagram, YouTube

TikTok ban: Influencers ask followers to 'keep in touch' on Instagram, YouTube

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