TikTok has never been available in China, as the country has its own version of the app, called Douyin. Both apps are owned by the same Chinese company, ByteDance. Thus far, we've been unable to find definitive proof that TikTok is or is not officially banned in China. Advertisement: ...
The Chinese version of TikTok "Douyin" has a "Youth Mode" that is enabled by default for anyone under 14. Some of the limits in the "Youth Mode" include: A required five-second waitbetween videos. The purpose is to limit the risk of addiction. The pause is triggered when a user watch...
【题文】 China’s TikTok, which has taken the world by storm, is working its magic in its home nation, too. The Chinese version of TikTok, called Douyin, has amassed (累积) 400 million daily active users, parent company Byte Dance (字节跳动) revealed in its annual report this week. ...
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Feigua, a livestreaming sales data provider, said the number of followers of Bee & Flower's account on Douyin, the Chinese version of TikTok, started to soar on Sept 11. By Friday, it had attracted 559,000 followers. Sales generated during one livestreaming session last week exceeded 25 ...
"The visa-free policy not only streamlines entry and departure, but also symbolizes China's warmer embrace of foreign travelers," said Deckers, already a Chinese-speaking influencer on Douyin, the Chinese version of TikTok.
Douyin, China's version of TikTok, automatically puts accounts of users aged under 14 into "youth mode," which limits their screen time on the short-video platform to 40 minutes per day. The "youth mode" also prevents them from using the app between 10 p.m. and 6 a.m. ...
No, TikTok is not banned in China, it just isn’t available under the same name. Although it is true that TikTok is not available for download in mainland China, it is not banned. The Chinese version of TikTok is actually the original version of the app, called Douyin. Contents [...
Douyin, the Chinese version ofTikTok, is becoming increasingly popular. In 2021, ByteDance (the platform’s developer) released data showing that the MAU (monthly active users) exceeded 850 million, with 130 million new content creators by the end of the year. ...
A new sales tactic has become increasingly popular among China’s e-commerce livestreamers, in which products are held up to viewers then tossed aside at a frenetic pace. Now Douyin, the Chinese version of TikTok, is cracking down on the practice to protect consumers. ...