One of TikTok&#x27;s youngest and most adorable stars, toddler Evelyn Mae, visited &quot;The Kelly Clarkson Show&quot; and showed off her &quot;wet set&quot; hairstyle that has the...

Kelly Clarkson meets adorable 'Golden Girl' toddler who is taking TikTok by storm

The leaders of a bipartisan panel that is focused on China have sent a letter asking the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) to investigate whether TikTok has violated child protection laws in its efforts to stop the United States from banning the app. The letter, obtained by The Hill and first ...

House panel requests FTC investigate if TikTok violated child protection act | The Hill

Federal prosecutors said the woman from Shirley, N.Y., was not licensed to administer medication and was selling drugs brought from abroad that were not authorized by the Food and Drug Administration.

Woman Who Sold Misbranded Ozempic on TikTok Faces Smuggling Charge - The New York Times

Baloy reportedly &#x27;passed away peacefully&#x27; on Wednesday.

Maddy Baloy, TikTok Star, Dead at 26 After Cancer Battle | Entertainment Tonight

The latest breaking news on celebrities, royals, entertainment and current events that matter.

TikTok Star Maddy Baloy Dead at 26 After Terminal Cancer Battle

The two companies reached a new licensing deal, ending a three-month stalemate that kept some of pop’s biggest stars off the platform.

Universal Music Artists Will Return to TikTok - The New York Times

Universal Music Group and TikTok have signed a new licensing agreement, the companies announced on Thursday.

Taylor Swift, Drake label Universal Music Group returns to TikTok with new deal

Gypsy Rose Blanchard is embracing her new look, and showed off her nose job in two recent TikTok posts. The former inmate, 32, took to TikTok on Wednesday, May 1, to share photos of herself getting her makeup done while promoting her upcoming docuseries, Gypsy Rose: Life After Lock Up.

Gypsy Rose Blanchard Shows Off Nose Job in New TikTok Posts After Plastic Surgery

TikTok and Universal Music Group have settled a royalty dispute to bring the latter&#x27;s music back onto the platform.

TikTok and Universal Music Group Settle Royalty Dispute With New Licensing Agreement

Leah Smith&#x27;s mother says her memory will live on in a charity to help families dealing with cancer.

TikTok star's mum to keep daughter's name alive after cancer death

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Hello JavaScript Enthusiasts! Welcome to a new edition of "This Week in JavaScript"! This Week in JavaScript Today, we're diving into TypeScript's major update, shocking JavaScript usage stats, TikTok's revolutionary new framework, and essential tool updates that will supercharge your development workflow! Lynx: TikTok's Answer to Cross-Platform Development Lynx: TikTok's Answer to Cross-Platform Development TikTok has unveiled Lynx, an exciting new approach to cross-platform app development that's already powering major features. TikTok has unveiled Lynx TikTok has unveiled Lynx What Makes It Special: What Makes It Special: Native Performance: Build truly native UIs across both mobile and web from a single codebase
Beyond React Native: Takes inspiration from React Native but aims to be more modular, flexible, and eventually framework-agnostic
Custom JavaScript Engine: Comes with its own QuickJS-based engine for optimal performance
Dual-Threaded Model: Built with a performance-driven UI programming approach
Real-World Proven: Already powers TikTok's Search panel, TikTok Studio app, e-commerce storefronts, and special events like Disney100
Web Developer Friendly: You still write markup and CSS just like you would for the web, with full support for CSS animations, transitions, selectors, variables, and modern visual effects Native Performance: Build truly native UIs across both mobile and web from a single codebase Native Performance: Beyond React Native: Takes inspiration from React Native but aims to be more modular, flexible, and eventually framework-agnostic Beyond React Native: Custom JavaScript Engine: Comes with its own QuickJS-based engine for optimal performance Custom JavaScript Engine: Dual-Threaded Model: Built with a performance-driven UI programming approach Dual-Threaded Model: Real-World Proven: Already powers TikTok's Search panel, TikTok Studio app, e-commerce storefronts, and special events like Disney100 Real-World Proven: Web Developer Friendly: You still write markup and CSS just like you would for the web, with full support for CSS animations, transitions, selectors, variables, and modern visual effects Web Developer Friendly: TypeScript 5.8: Node.js Developers Rejoice! TypeScript 5.8: Node.js Developers Rejoice! After four months of development, TypeScript 5.8 has arrived with game-changing features for Node developers. TypeScript 5.8 has arrived TypeScript 5.8 has arrived Why It Matters: Why It Matters: CommonJS/ESM Compatibility: You can now use require() for ES modules in the nodenext module setting—a huge win for library authors!
Node18 Module Option: Lock into Node 18 features for more stable development
Erasable Syntax: New --erasableSyntaxOnly flag ensures no TypeScript-only runtime semantics sneak into your code
Performance Boost: Serious optimizations for program loads and updates mean faster build times and snappier watch mode
Direct TypeScript Execution: Works perfectly with Node.js 23.6's new support for running TypeScript files directly CommonJS/ESM Compatibility: You can now use require() for ES modules in the nodenext module setting—a huge win for library authors! CommonJS/ESM Compatibility: Node18 Module Option: Lock into Node 18 features for more stable development Node18 Module Option: Erasable Syntax: New --erasableSyntaxOnly flag ensures no TypeScript-only runtime semantics sneak into your code Erasable Syntax: Performance Boost: Serious optimizations for program loads and updates mean faster build times and snappier watch mode Performance Boost: Direct TypeScript Execution: Works perfectly with Node.js 23.6's new support for running TypeScript files directly Direct TypeScript Execution: JavaScript Usage Report: The Web's Hidden Reality JavaScript Usage Report: The Web's Hidden Reality The HTTP Archive's Web Almanac has released eye-opening statistics about how JavaScript is actually being used across the web: how JavaScript is actually being used across the web how JavaScript is actually being used across the web Key Findings: Key Findings: Growing Payloads: The median JavaScript payload jumped 14% in just one year—now 558KB on mobile and 613KB on desktop
Wasted Resources: A shocking 44% of all JavaScript bytes downloaded are completely unused during page load!
Compression Evolution: Brotli compression has finally overtaken gzip as the most widely used compression method (but third-party scripts are lagging behind)
jQuery Still King: Despite all the framework hype, jQuery dominates at 74% of pages in 2024!
React's Slow Growth: React usage increased slightly from 8% to 10% over the past year
Web Workers Surge: Usage jumped from 12% to 30% of mobile pages, showing developers are finally moving intensive tasks off the main thread Growing Payloads: The median JavaScript payload jumped 14% in just one year—now 558KB on mobile and 613KB on desktop Growing Payloads: Wasted Resources: A shocking 44% of all JavaScript bytes downloaded are completely unused during page load! Wasted Resources: Compression Evolution: Brotli compression has finally overtaken gzip as the most widely used compression method (but third-party scripts are lagging behind) jQuery Still King: Despite all the framework hype, jQuery dominates at 74% of pages in 2024! jQuery Still King React's Slow Growth: React usage increased slightly from 8% to 10% over the past year React's Slow Growth: Web Workers Surge: Usage jumped from 12% to 30% of mobile pages, showing developers are finally moving intensive tasks off the main thread Web Workers Surge: Tools & Releases You Should Know About Tools & Releases You Should Know About Let’s take a quick look at the latest tools making waves in the JavaScript world this week! Electron 35.0: Electron 35.0 just dropped with preload scripts for Service Workers - a game-changer for Chrome extension support with Manifest V3. Updated to Chromium 134, V8 13.5, and Node 22.14, plus a new ServiceWorkerMain class for direct interaction from the main process. Desktop app developers will find extension support significantly smoother.
Angular 19.2: Angular 19.2 brings signal-style elegance to async data with new httpResource and rxResource APIs. They've also improved template ergonomics with untagged template literals, letting you write [class]="layout col-${colWidth}" without the usual hassle - small touches that make Angular development feel more natural.
React Aria (March Update): React Aria's March update delivers three new components (Toast, Tree, Virtualizer) and enhances Autocomplete to support Searchable Menus and Command Palettes. The biggest win? A complete usePress refactor fixing years of third-party library compatibility issues - essential for accessibility-focused developers.
Readability.js: Readability.js brings Firefox's Reader View tech to your projects, extracting clean content from cluttered web pages. Its simple API returns article content, titles, bylines, and reading time estimates - perfect for content-focused apps (just pair with DOMPurify for security).
NodeBB 4.1: NodeBB 4.1 enhances ActivityPub federation with improved topic presentation, remote tag support, and fixed federation issues. The new 'markdown' post parsing type delivers cleaner content handling - making it an even stronger choice for communities connecting to the Fediverse. Electron 35.0: Electron 35.0 just dropped with preload scripts for Service Workers - a game-changer for Chrome extension support with Manifest V3. Updated to Chromium 134, V8 13.5, and Node 22.14, plus a new ServiceWorkerMain class for direct interaction from the main process. Desktop app developers will find extension support significantly smoother. Electron 35.0 Electron 35.0 Angular 19.2: Angular 19.2 brings signal-style elegance to async data with new httpResource and rxResource APIs. They've also improved template ergonomics with untagged template literals, letting you write [class]="layout col-${colWidth}" without the usual hassle - small touches that make Angular development feel more natural. Angular 19.2 Angular 19.2 React Aria (March Update): React Aria's March update delivers three new components (Toast, Tree, Virtualizer) and enhances Autocomplete to support Searchable Menus and Command Palettes. The biggest win? A complete usePress refactor fixing years of third-party library compatibility issues - essential for accessibility-focused developers. React Aria (March Update) React Aria (March Update) Readability.js: Readability.js brings Firefox's Reader View tech to your projects, extracting clean content from cluttered web pages. Its simple API returns article content, titles, bylines, and reading time estimates - perfect for content-focused apps (just pair with DOMPurify for security). Readability.js Readability.js NodeBB 4.1: NodeBB 4.1 enhances ActivityPub federation with improved topic presentation, remote tag support, and fixed federation issues. The new 'markdown' post parsing type delivers cleaner content handling - making it an even stronger choice for communities connecting to the Fediverse. NodeBB 4.1 NodeBB 4.1 And that's it for the twenty-fifth issue of "This Week in JavaScript." This Week in JavaScript. Feel free to share this newsletter with a fellow developer, and make sure you're following to get notified about the next issue. Until next time, happy coding!

In Challenge to React Native, TikTok Unveils Lynx

TikTok Shopping Is Opening the Floodgates to Scams

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Las compras en TikTok abren las puertas a las estafas

TikTok Shopping ap louvri baryè a pou magouy

קניות ב-TikTok פותחות את השערים להונאות

TikTokショッピングが詐欺の洪水を引き起こしている

TikTok Shopping ხსნის თაღლითებს

TikTok 쇼핑이 사기의 홍수문을 열고 있다

TikTok-shoppen opent de sluizen voor oplichting

As compras no TikTok estão abrindo as comportas para golpes

TikTok Kutenga Kuri Kuvhura Mafashama magedhi kune Scams

Ununuzi wa TikTok Unafungua Milango ya Mafuriko kwa Ulaghai

TikTok Shopping 为诈骗打开了闸门

Since March 13, 2024, when the U.S. House of Representatives passed a bill for a nationwide ban on the popular social media platform TikTok, conspiracy theories about the ban have been spreading across the internet. TikTok's parent company, ByteDance, headquartered in China, was given six months to find a new buyer to avoid the app’s removal from U.S. app stores. TikTok's last-ditch effort to file a lawsuit failed on Friday when the Supreme Court ruled that the law did not violate the First Amendment. And just like that, six months flew by in the blink of an eye. Facing the ban on Sunday, January 19, 2025, TikTok decided to voluntarily shut down its service for U.S. users. Apple and Google Play promptly removed the app, leaving users who opened TikTok greeted with a bitter farewell message. Biden's White House declared that enforcing the ban would be left to the incoming Trump administration. For his part, President-elect Donald Trump swore to “save” TikTok. True to his word, Trump extended the ban’s effective date by 75 days after taking office. The 170 million TikTok users in the U.S. rejoiced to have access to their beloved app. Despite being just a 12-hour ban, the shutdown caused global panic. For millions, the platform was more than an app; it was a career, creative outlet, and community. The chaos led panicked users to call 911, prompting officials to urge the public to stop misusing emergency lines, as it diverted resources from real crises. Additionally, influencers and extremists across the political spectrum speculated that the ban was driven by shadowy groups with hidden agendas, not just security concerns. Spy Conspiracy Theory According to the ban bill, the main issue with TikTok is that it’s owned by a so-called "foreign adversary," posing a national security threat. U.S. officials have repeatedly raised concerns that the Chinese government could exploit TikTok for spying on Americans or covertly influencing public opinion by amplifying or suppressing certain content. The paranoia is justified, they argue, due to China's laws requiring organizations to aid in intelligence gathering. FBI Director Christopher Wray warned that TikTok's software might enable the Chinese government to access Americans' devices. Republican Senator Josh Hawley from Missouri passionately echoed these concerns in a fiery speech: “If you’ve got TikTok on your phone right now, it can track your location, read your text messages, monitor your keystrokes. It has access to your phone’s recordings. This isn’t just a national security threat — it’s a personal safety threat.” Canadian-American venture capitalist Chamath Palihapitiya added to the controversy on X, stating that the unanimous Supreme Court decision to uphold the ban, supported by a bipartisan majority, suggests that "the U.S. determined that TikTok is spyware for a foreign entity." This theory sent X users into a heated debate. Some backed Palihapitiya, agreeing that TikTok might indeed be spyware. One supporter proved: “I genuinely don’t understand the fight to keep TikTok in the U.S. It’s literally Chinese spyware that China doesn’t even let its kids use. It’s a weapon harming our children. Still trying to figure out any argument for keeping it online—unless it’s because some wealthy GOP donors stand to lose big.” Others agreed, labeling the platform a “security threat,” while skeptics fired back, insisting there’s no hard evidence to support these claims. Zionist Conspiracy Theory Another wild theory capturing the imagination of certain corners of the internet is the claim that the “Jewish lobby” wants to control TikTok. Influencer and streamer Haz Al-Din, also known as Infrared, suggested that the TikTok ban isn’t about China at all but rather about handing “control over to Israel in the interests of the ‘Zionist lobby.’” Similarly, antisemitic influencer Vincent James took to X to share with his nearly 60,000 followers that “the Jews want complete control over information.” This claim feeds into a broader narrative that Israel is allegedly leveraging its supposed influence to push for a TikTok ban and suppress pro-Palestinian content. As “evidence,” conspiracy theorists point to data from OpenSecrets, which lists donations from AIPAC (the American Israel Public Affairs Committee) to Republican Congressman Mike Gallagher, who led the charge on the TikTok bill. Proponents of the theory argue this is proof that Israel and Mossad are influencing U.S. government decisions regarding TikTok. They emphasize that the bill’s sponsor allegedly received “significant contributions from Zionists.” There is no evidence linking AIPAC to the drafting of the legislation. Antisemite Stew Peters baselessly claims that "Zionist extortion teams" are behind anti-TikTok legislation, alleging it's because the platform allows users to question Israel. In his videos, Peters calls for the destruction of Zionism. Fortunately, his reach on Rumble is limited, with only a few thousand subscribers and his videos rarely exceed 500 views. Who Controls Information Controls the World We've detailed the prominent conspiracy theories about TikTok's closure, ranging from Zionist influence to Chinese espionage fears. Despite their popularity, there's little evidence supporting these claims, as TikTok hasn't been proven to share data with the Chinese Communist government. Republican Senator Rand Paul of Kentucky summed it up perfectly: "Most of the reasons the government banned it were based on accusations, not evidence." But what about actual data from real surveys? A study by the Allensbach Institute in Germany indicates that TikTok's informational ecosystem may foster skepticism and amplify conspiracy theories. Germans using TikTok for news are less likely to view China as a dictatorship, criticize Russia's invasion of Ukraine, or trust vaccines compared to traditional media consumers. While 57% of newspaper readers see China as a dictatorship, only 28.1% of TikTok users agree. TikTok users are also less likely to believe that China and Russia spread disinformation and are more suspicious of their governments. The influence of foreign powers on social media is undeniable, emphasizing the adage, "Who controls information controls the world." The question is not who controls the app, but who controls how we perceive the information we consume. Since March 13, 2024, when the U.S. House of Representatives passed a bill for a nationwide ban on the popular social media platform TikTok, conspiracy theories about the ban have been spreading across the internet. passed a bill TikTok's parent company, ByteDance, headquartered in China, was given six months to find a new buyer to avoid the app’s removal from U.S. app stores. TikTok's last-ditch effort to file a lawsuit failed on Friday when the Supreme Court ruled that the law did not violate the First Amendment. Supreme Court ruled that the law did not violate the First Amendment. And just like that, six months flew by in the blink of an eye. Facing the ban on Sunday, January 19, 2025, TikTok decided to voluntarily shut down its service for U.S. users. Apple and Google Play promptly removed the app, leaving users who opened TikTok greeted with a bitter farewell message. with a bitter farewell message. Biden's White House declared that enforcing the ban would be left to the incoming Trump administration. For his part, President-elect Donald Trump swore to “save” TikTok. True to his word, Trump extended the ban’s effective date by 75 days after taking office. Trump extended the ban’s effective date by 75 days The 170 million TikTok users in the U.S. rejoiced to have access to their beloved app. Despite being just a 12-hour ban, the shutdown caused global panic. For millions, the platform was more than an app; it was a career, creative outlet, and community. The chaos led panicked users to call 911 , prompting officials to urge the public to stop misusing emergency lines, as it diverted resources from real crises. Additionally, influencers and extremists across the political spectrum speculated that the ban was driven by shadowy groups with hidden agendas, not just security concerns. users to call 911 Spy Conspiracy Theory According to the ban bill, the main issue with TikTok is that it’s owned by a so-called "foreign adversary," posing a national security threat. U.S. officials have repeatedly raised concerns that the Chinese government could exploit TikTok for spying on Americans or covertly influencing public opinion by amplifying or suppressing certain content. repeatedly raised concerns The paranoia is justified, they argue, due to China's laws requiring organizations to aid in intelligence gathering. FBI Director Christopher Wray warned that TikTok's software might enable the Chinese government to access Americans' devices. Republican Senator Josh Hawley from Missouri passionately echoed these concerns in a fiery speech: echoed these concerns “If you’ve got TikTok on your phone right now, it can track your location, read your text messages, monitor your keystrokes. It has access to your phone’s recordings. This isn’t just a national security threat — it’s a personal safety threat.” “If you’ve got TikTok on your phone right now, it can track your location, read your text messages, monitor your keystrokes. It has access to your phone’s recordings. This isn’t just a national security threat — it’s a personal safety threat.” “If you’ve got TikTok on your phone right now, it can track your location, read your text messages, monitor your keystrokes. It has access to your phone’s recordings. This isn’t just a national security threat — it’s a personal safety threat.” Canadian-American venture capitalist Chamath Palihapitiya added to the controversy on X , stating that the unanimous Supreme Court decision to uphold the ban, supported by a bipartisan majority, suggests that "the U.S. determined that TikTok is spyware for a foreign entity." to the controversy on X This theory sent X users into a heated debate. Some backed Palihapitiya, agreeing that TikTok might indeed be spyware. One supporter proved: One supporter proved: “I genuinely don’t understand the fight to keep TikTok in the U.S. It’s literally Chinese spyware that China doesn’t even let its kids use. It’s a weapon harming our children. Still trying to figure out any argument for keeping it online—unless it’s because some wealthy GOP donors stand to lose big.” “I genuinely don’t understand the fight to keep TikTok in the U.S. It’s literally Chinese spyware that China doesn’t even let its kids use. It’s a weapon harming our children. Still trying to figure out any argument for keeping it online—unless it’s because some wealthy GOP donors stand to lose big.” “I genuinely don’t understand the fight to keep TikTok in the U.S. It’s literally Chinese spyware that China doesn’t even let its kids use. It’s a weapon harming our children. Still trying to figure out any argument for keeping it online—unless it’s because some wealthy GOP donors stand to lose big.” Others agreed, labeling the platform a “security threat,” while skeptics fired back, insisting there’s no hard evidence to support these claims. Zionist Conspiracy Theory Another wild theory capturing the imagination of certain corners of the internet is the claim that the “Jewish lobby” wants to control TikTok. Influencer and streamer Haz Al-Din, also known as Infrared, suggested that the TikTok ban isn’t about China at all but rather about handing “control over to Israel in the interests of the ‘Zionist lobby.’” suggested that the TikTok ban isn’t about China Similarly, antisemitic influencer Vincent James took to X to share with his nearly 60,000 followers that “the Jews want complete control over information.” took to X to share This claim feeds into a broader narrative that Israel is allegedly leveraging its supposed influence to push for a TikTok ban and suppress pro-Palestinian content. As “evidence,” conspiracy theorists point to data from OpenSecrets , which lists donations from AIPAC (the American Israel Public Affairs Committee) to Republican Congressman Mike Gallagher, who led the charge on the TikTok bill. Proponents of the theory argue this is proof that Israel and Mossad are influencing U.S. government decisions regarding TikTok. They emphasize that the bill’s sponsor allegedly received “significant contributions from Zionists.” data from OpenSecrets There is no evidence linking AIPAC to the drafting of the legislation. Antisemite Stew Peters baselessly claims that "Zionist extortion teams" are behind anti-TikTok legislation, alleging it's because the platform allows users to question Israel. In his videos, Peters calls for the destruction of Zionism. Fortunately, his reach on Rumble is limited, with only a few thousand subscribers and his videos rarely exceed 500 views. claims that Who Controls Information Controls the World We've detailed the prominent conspiracy theories about TikTok's closure, ranging from Zionist influence to Chinese espionage fears. Despite their popularity, there's little evidence supporting these claims, as TikTok hasn't been proven to share data with the Chinese Communist government. Republican Senator Rand Paul of Kentucky summed it up perfectly: "Most of the reasons the government banned it were based on accusations, not evidence." "Most of the reasons the government banned it were based on accusations, not evidence." "Most of the reasons the government banned it were based on accusations, not evidence." But what about actual data from real surveys? A study by the Allensbach Institute in Germany indicates that TikTok's informational ecosystem may foster skepticism and amplify conspiracy theories. Germans using TikTok for news are less likely to view China as a dictatorship, criticize Russia's invasion of Ukraine, or trust vaccines compared to traditional media consumers. While 57% of newspaper readers see China as a dictatorship, only 28.1% of TikTok users agree. TikTok users are also less likely to believe that China and Russia spread disinformation and are more suspicious of their governments. The influence of foreign powers on social media is undeniable, emphasizing the adage, study by the Allensbach Institute in Germany "Who controls information controls the world." "Who controls information controls the world." The question is not who controls the app, but who controls how we perceive the information we consume.

Is the TikTok Ban a Cover-Up? The Internet Thinks So

টিকটক নিষিদ্ধ করা কি কেবলই একটা ধামাচাপা দেওয়া? ইন্টারনেট তাই মনে করে

Ist das TikTok-Verbot eine Vertuschung? Das Internet glaubt das

¿Es la prohibición de TikTok un encubrimiento? Internet así lo cree

L'interdiction de TikTok est-elle une dissimulation ? Internet le pense

क्या TikTok पर प्रतिबंध एक कवर-अप है? इंटरनेट ऐसा सोचता है

TikTok禁止は隠蔽か？ネットではそう思われている

TikTok 금지령은 은폐일까? 인터넷은 그렇게 생각한다

A proibição do TikTok é um encobrimento? A Internet pensa assim

Является ли запрет TikTok прикрытием? Так думает Интернет

TikTok Yasağı Bir Örtbas Etme mi? İnternet Öyle Düşünüyor

Lệnh cấm TikTok có phải là một sự che đậy không? Internet nghĩ vậy

TikTok 禁令是掩盖事实吗？互联网认为如此

The looming threat of a TikTok ban has once again thrown creators and businesses into a whirlwind of uncertainty. For millions of creators, the platform’s potential shutdown by January 19 could mean the abrupt end of carefully built careers and communities. While creators await the verdict, many are searching for new platforms to secure their futures. Among these alternatives, Clapper has emerged as a leader, offering a unique environment that prioritizes freedom of speech, ad-free experiences, and a mature, 18+ audience. A Shift Toward Stability For creators like 27-year-old Sophia Martinez, a fitness coach and content creator from Miami, Clapper represents more than just a backup plan—it’s a platform with the potential to redefine creator independence. “TikTok gave me a platform to reach a wide audience, but its censorship policies often limited how I could engage with my followers,” Martinez shared. “Clapper feels like a breath of fresh air. It’s built for creators who want to connect authentically without worrying about algorithmic suppression or guidelines that change overnight.” Martinez is among a growing number of creators who have already started migrating their audiences to Clapper. The platform’s straightforward design and commitment to creator-first policies have made it an attractive option, particularly as fears of a TikTok ban escalate. What Sets Clapper Apart Founded in 2020 by entrepreneur Edison Chen, Clapper was designed to fill a gap in the market: a social media platform focused on mature users and free from the constraints of ad-driven models. Today, Clapper is consistently ranked among the top social media apps, having recently hit the App Store Top 3 Social Networking Apps. “We envisioned Clapper as a space where creators could thrive without the distractions of ads or the unpredictability of ever-changing algorithms,” said Chen. “Creators make money directly through their communities, whether it’s through membership tiers, virtual gifts, or live-stream monetization. Our model is simple—when creators succeed, we succeed.” Clapper’s community-centric features include the ability to “clap back” with video responses, a dedicated shop for creators to sell products, and a tipping system that allows fans to support their favorite content. The platform has also avoided the pitfalls of algorithmic bias that have plagued TikTok, providing equal opportunities for creators across all demographics. A Safe Haven for Free Expression In a digital landscape often fraught with censorship concerns, Clapper’s focus on freedom of speech has resonated with creators. Unlike TikTok, which has faced criticism for suppressing certain topics or creators, Clapper encourages open dialogue and creative expression. “This platform gives me the freedom to share content that matters to me without worrying about being shadowbanned or demonetized,” said Alex Nguyen, a tech reviewer and entrepreneur from Seattle. “As a creator, that kind of security is invaluable.” The Opportunity for Creators Industry analysts believe the uncertainty surrounding TikTok presents a unique opportunity for platforms like Clapper to capture a significant share of the creator economy, which is projected to be worth $480 billion by 2027. With its user-first approach and robust monetization tools, Clapper is poised to become a key player in the space. “Creators shouldn’t wait for a definitive answer on TikTok’s future to start diversifying,” said Lauren Patel, a social media strategist and industry analyst. “Clapper is already proving it can offer creators a sustainable and empowering environment to grow their brands.” Looking Ahead As the clock ticks toward TikTok’s potential ban, creators like Martinez and Nguyen are urging their peers to take proactive steps. For many, Clapper is not just an alternative—it’s a chance to rebuild their communities on a platform designed with creators in mind. “TikTok’s future might be uncertain, but platforms like Clapper show that creators don’t have to put all their eggs in one basket,” Martinez said. “I’ve found a home here, and I’m excited to see where it takes me.” For creators and users alike, Clapper offers more than just stability in uncertain times—it’s a promise of empowerment and growth in a world where creators deserve to thrive on their own. The looming threat of a TikTok ban has once again thrown creators and businesses into a whirlwind of uncertainty. The Supreme Court is set to hear arguments on January 10 regarding legislation that would require TikTok to sever ties with its Chinese parent company, ByteDance, or face a ban in the United States. For millions of creators, the platform’s potential shutdown by January 19 could mean the abrupt end of carefully built careers and communities. While creators await the verdict, many are searching for new platforms to secure their futures. Among these alternatives, Clapper has emerged as a leader, offering a unique environment that prioritizes freedom of speech, ad-free experiences, and a mature, 18+ audience. A Shift Toward Stability For creators like 27-year-old Sophia Martinez, a fitness coach and content creator from Miami, Clapper represents more than just a backup plan—it’s a platform with the potential to redefine creator independence. “TikTok gave me a platform to reach a wide audience, but its censorship policies often limited how I could engage with my followers,” Martinez shared. “Clapper feels like a breath of fresh air. It’s built for creators who want to connect authentically without worrying about algorithmic suppression or guidelines that change overnight.” Martinez is among a growing number of creators who have already started migrating their audiences to Clapper. The platform’s straightforward design and commitment to creator-first policies have made it an attractive option, particularly as fears of a TikTok ban escalate. What Sets Clapper Apart Founded in 2020 by entrepreneur Edison Chen, Clapper was designed to fill a gap in the market: a social media platform focused on mature users and free from the constraints of ad-driven models. Today, Clapper is consistently ranked among the top social media apps, having recently hit the App Store Top 3 Social Networking Apps. “We envisioned Clapper as a space where creators could thrive without the distractions of ads or the unpredictability of ever-changing algorithms,” said Chen. “Creators make money directly through their communities, whether it’s through membership tiers, virtual gifts, or live-stream monetization. Our model is simple—when creators succeed, we succeed.” Clapper’s community-centric features include the ability to “clap back” with video responses, a dedicated shop for creators to sell products, and a tipping system that allows fans to support their favorite content. The platform has also avoided the pitfalls of algorithmic bias that have plagued TikTok, providing equal opportunities for creators across all demographics. A Safe Haven for Free Expression In a digital landscape often fraught with censorship concerns, Clapper’s focus on freedom of speech has resonated with creators. Unlike TikTok, which has faced criticism for suppressing certain topics or creators, Clapper encourages open dialogue and creative expression. “This platform gives me the freedom to share content that matters to me without worrying about being shadowbanned or demonetized,” said Alex Nguyen, a tech reviewer and entrepreneur from Seattle. “As a creator, that kind of security is invaluable.” The Opportunity for Creators Industry analysts believe the uncertainty surrounding TikTok presents a unique opportunity for platforms like Clapper to capture a significant share of the creator economy, which is projected to be worth $480 billion by 2027. With its user-first approach and robust monetization tools, Clapper is poised to become a key player in the space. “Creators shouldn’t wait for a definitive answer on TikTok’s future to start diversifying,” said Lauren Patel, a social media strategist and industry analyst. “Clapper is already proving it can offer creators a sustainable and empowering environment to grow their brands.” Looking Ahead As the clock ticks toward TikTok’s potential ban, creators like Martinez and Nguyen are urging their peers to take proactive steps. For many, Clapper is not just an alternative—it’s a chance to rebuild their communities on a platform designed with creators in mind. “TikTok’s future might be uncertain, but platforms like Clapper show that creators don’t have to put all their eggs in one basket,” Martinez said. “I’ve found a home here, and I’m excited to see where it takes me.” For creators and users alike, Clapper offers more than just stability in uncertain times—it’s a promise of empowerment and growth in a world where creators deserve to thrive on their own. The looming threat of a TikTok ban has once again thrown creators and businesses into a whirlwind of uncertainty. For millions of creators, the platform’s potential shutdown by January 19 could mean the abrupt end of carefully built careers and communities. While creators await the verdict, many are searching for new platforms to secure their futures. Among these alternatives, Clapper has emerged as a leader, offering a unique environment that prioritizes freedom of speech, ad-free experiences, and a mature, 18+ audience. A Shift Toward Stability For creators like 27-year-old Sophia Martinez, a fitness coach and content creator from Miami, Clapper represents more than just a backup plan—it’s a platform with the potential to redefine creator independence. “TikTok gave me a platform to reach a wide audience, but its censorship policies often limited how I could engage with my followers,” Martinez shared. “Clapper feels like a breath of fresh air. It’s built for creators who want to connect authentically without worrying about algorithmic suppression or guidelines that change overnight.” Martinez is among a growing number of creators who have already started migrating their audiences to Clapper. The platform’s straightforward design and commitment to creator-first policies have made it an attractive option, particularly as fears of a TikTok ban escalate. What Sets Clapper Apart Founded in 2020 by entrepreneur Edison Chen, Clapper was designed to fill a gap in the market: a social media platform focused on mature users and free from the constraints of ad-driven models. Today, Clapper is consistently ranked among the top social media apps, having recently hit the App Store Top 3 Social Networking Apps. “We envisioned Clapper as a space where creators could thrive without the distractions of ads or the unpredictability of ever-changing algorithms,” said Chen. “Creators make money directly through their communities, whether it’s through membership tiers, virtual gifts, or live-stream monetization. Our model is simple—when creators succeed, we succeed.” Clapper’s community-centric features include the ability to “clap back” with video responses, a dedicated shop for creators to sell products, and a tipping system that allows fans to support their favorite content. The platform has also avoided the pitfalls of algorithmic bias that have plagued TikTok, providing equal opportunities for creators across all demographics. A Safe Haven for Free Expression In a digital landscape often fraught with censorship concerns, Clapper’s focus on freedom of speech has resonated with creators. Unlike TikTok, which has faced criticism for suppressing certain topics or creators, Clapper encourages open dialogue and creative expression. “This platform gives me the freedom to share content that matters to me without worrying about being shadowbanned or demonetized,” said Alex Nguyen, a tech reviewer and entrepreneur from Seattle. “As a creator, that kind of security is invaluable.” The Opportunity for Creators Industry analysts believe the uncertainty surrounding TikTok presents a unique opportunity for platforms like Clapper to capture a significant share of the creator economy, which is projected to be worth $480 billion by 2027. With its user-first approach and robust monetization tools, Clapper is poised to become a key player in the space. “Creators shouldn’t wait for a definitive answer on TikTok’s future to start diversifying,” said Lauren Patel, a social media strategist and industry analyst. “Clapper is already proving it can offer creators a sustainable and empowering environment to grow their brands.” Looking Ahead As the clock ticks toward TikTok’s potential ban, creators like Martinez and Nguyen are urging their peers to take proactive steps. For many, Clapper is not just an alternative—it’s a chance to rebuild their communities on a platform designed with creators in mind. “TikTok’s future might be uncertain, but platforms like Clapper show that creators don’t have to put all their eggs in one basket,” Martinez said. “I’ve found a home here, and I’m excited to see where it takes me.” For creators and users alike, Clapper offers more than just stability in uncertain times—it’s a promise of empowerment and growth in a world where creators deserve to thrive on their own. The looming threat of a TikTok ban has once again thrown creators and businesses into a whirlwind of uncertainty. The Supreme Court is set to hear arguments on January 10 regarding legislation that would require TikTok to sever ties with its Chinese parent company, ByteDance, or face a ban in the United States. For millions of creators, the platform’s potential shutdown by January 19 could mean the abrupt end of carefully built careers and communities. While creators await the verdict, many are searching for new platforms to secure their futures. Among these alternatives, Clapper has emerged as a leader, offering a unique environment that prioritizes freedom of speech, ad-free experiences, and a mature, 18+ audience. A Shift Toward Stability For creators like 27-year-old Sophia Martinez, a fitness coach and content creator from Miami, Clapper represents more than just a backup plan—it’s a platform with the potential to redefine creator independence. “TikTok gave me a platform to reach a wide audience, but its censorship policies often limited how I could engage with my followers,” Martinez shared. “Clapper feels like a breath of fresh air. It’s built for creators who want to connect authentically without worrying about algorithmic suppression or guidelines that change overnight.” Martinez is among a growing number of creators who have already started migrating their audiences to Clapper. The platform’s straightforward design and commitment to creator-first policies have made it an attractive option, particularly as fears of a TikTok ban escalate. What Sets Clapper Apart Founded in 2020 by entrepreneur Edison Chen, Clapper was designed to fill a gap in the market: a social media platform focused on mature users and free from the constraints of ad-driven models. Today, Clapper is consistently ranked among the top social media apps, having recently hit the App Store Top 3 Social Networking Apps. “We envisioned Clapper as a space where creators could thrive without the distractions of ads or the unpredictability of ever-changing algorithms,” said Chen. “Creators make money directly through their communities, whether it’s through membership tiers, virtual gifts, or live-stream monetization. Our model is simple—when creators succeed, we succeed.” Clapper’s community-centric features include the ability to “clap back” with video responses, a dedicated shop for creators to sell products, and a tipping system that allows fans to support their favorite content. The platform has also avoided the pitfalls of algorithmic bias that have plagued TikTok, providing equal opportunities for creators across all demographics. A Safe Haven for Free Expression In a digital landscape often fraught with censorship concerns, Clapper’s focus on freedom of speech has resonated with creators. Unlike TikTok, which has faced criticism for suppressing certain topics or creators, Clapper encourages open dialogue and creative expression. “This platform gives me the freedom to share content that matters to me without worrying about being shadowbanned or demonetized,” said Alex Nguyen, a tech reviewer and entrepreneur from Seattle. “As a creator, that kind of security is invaluable.” The Opportunity for Creators Industry analysts believe the uncertainty surrounding TikTok presents a unique opportunity for platforms like Clapper to capture a significant share of the creator economy, which is projected to be worth $480 billion by 2027. With its user-first approach and robust monetization tools, Clapper is poised to become a key player in the space. “Creators shouldn’t wait for a definitive answer on TikTok’s future to start diversifying,” said Lauren Patel, a social media strategist and industry analyst. “Clapper is already proving it can offer creators a sustainable and empowering environment to grow their brands.” Looking Ahead As the clock ticks toward TikTok’s potential ban, creators like Martinez and Nguyen are urging their peers to take proactive steps. For many, Clapper is not just an alternative—it’s a chance to rebuild their communities on a platform designed with creators in mind. “TikTok’s future might be uncertain, but platforms like Clapper show that creators don’t have to put all their eggs in one basket,” Martinez said. “I’ve found a home here, and I’m excited to see where it takes me.” For creators and users alike, Clapper offers more than just stability in uncertain times—it’s a promise of empowerment and growth in a world where creators deserve to thrive on their own.

TikTok’s Uncertain Future: Why Creators Are Turning to a US-Based Alternative

TikTok এর অনিশ্চিত ভবিষ্যত: কেন নির্মাতারা ইউএস-ভিত্তিক বিকল্পের দিকে ঝুঁকছেন

El futuro incierto de TikTok: por qué los creadores están recurriendo a una alternativa con sede en EE. UU.

TikTokの不確かな未来：クリエイターが米国ベースの代替手段に目を向ける理由

Ny hoavy tsy azo antoka an'i TikTok: Nahoana ny Mpamorona no mitodika any amin'ny safidy miorina any Etazonia

TikTok’s Uncertain Future: Ke ka lebaka la eng Babopi ba Retologela go Selo se sengwe seo se Theilwego US

د ټیک ټیک ناڅرګنده راتلونکې: ولې جوړونکي د متحده ایالاتو میشته بدیل ته مخه کوي

Неопределенное будущее TikTok: почему создатели обращаются к альтернативе из США

TikTok இன் நிச்சயமற்ற எதிர்காலம்: படைப்பாளிகள் ஏன் அமெரிக்க அடிப்படையிலான மாற்றாக மாறுகிறார்கள்

TikTok'un Belirsiz Geleceği: İçerik Üreticiler Neden ABD Merkezli Bir Alternatife Yöneliyor?

TikTokning noaniq kelajagi: nega ijodkorlar AQShga asoslangan muqobilga murojaat qilmoqdalar

Ikamva likaTikTok elingaqinisekanga: Kutheni abaDali beguqukela kwenye indlela esekwe e-US

TikTok 的不确定未来：创作者为何转向美国替代品

TRUMP and WIN It is GMT+3 here so I get American Sunday News on Monday. As I write this, It is 7am on Monday 20th . I woke up to NEWS. President Donald Trump, while awaiting his much-anticipated inauguration ceremony, is smiling from win after win on his side quests. First -- he launched a brand new meme coin, $TRUMP, that amassed a record-breaking $5 billion valuation in 3 days. With the price hitting $269 on Solana. If any crypto degens really 200xd their wealth, you bet, their YouTube video of their mad skills will be at your door very soon. Second -- Trump requested TikTok to re-activate its services for American users. After all, he will officially be US President in a few hours. No need to hurry a Supreme Court ruling made in the Biden Administration. And what do you know, they also thanked him. If Trump is looking for more fans from America's younger population, this just secured some. Isn't $TRUMP rocketing up again? Let me check. Though I hope he won't have to fight $MELANIA. It is stealing his show as I type this. ZUCK and LOSE Mark Zuckerberg, founder of the first social media site to garner 1 billion users, and still the largest social media site - Facebook - is still unluckily the target of social media frustrations. He is so good at social media he seems like a villain. After TikTok refugees saw their beloved social media site banned in the United States, they took their anger at Zuckerberg. "Why do you ruin everything you touch," one Instagram user wrote. "Btw tik tok is a better app. Reels will never be tik tok, reels only exist cus of tik tok. You stole stories from snap chat and you made threads cus of twitter," another wrote. "You are hated by 170 million people," wrote yet another. -- Source The issue is this - Facebook sells your data to third parties (they say they only allow third parties to use your data for targeted advertising, but its the same thing imo), why shouldn't TikTok? Because TikTok sells to CCP aligned parties. Oops. I see how that is a worry for the US government. Surveillance and Social Media The question of social media sites selling user data means they want money. If they didn't want money, they'd say they never sell data which would attract them a lot more followers (and less hate, for Zuckerberg's case). But while following the money, we never ask what type of money. US dollars. You know my opinion on them. We also never ask who is buying. Is it an agricultural startup in your local neighborhood. No. It is still that big international conglomerate you, a Facebooker, keep going back to. Cus they have flashy branded clothes, lip gloss, makeup, pink phones with 3 cameras. TikTok on the other hand, is seemingly selling our data to CCP companies who ... hope to find a way to sell ya'll their next smartphone from China. To compete with Apple iphones. You had some bad idea in mind, right? You poor thing. You hate communism too much for nothing. Communism in China is for Chinese. Chinese have no interest selling your their communism. With you, its capitalism. Buy, Sell, Compete fairly. Pure and simple. *** Not simple, sorry. Compete unfairly also happens. They might be planning to anticipate your next moves, so that they can one-up you on the jaw. This is the trickier part. The part that makes people chant MAGA or 加油. They don't want to think things through, they want to chant. And I agree with both sides' fears. China once saw a Huawei ban from allegations of spying on Americans. And we all know that Google doesn't operate in China. Because it once spied on Chinese. *** Bitcoin fixes TikTok As I mentioned, the problems are the money and the spying. I cannot say I have a solution to the spying. Two superpower countries are going to keep trying to spy on each other. Because. But if we fix the money, we fix the world. To start, allow me tell you what Bitcoin sells to the world every ten minutes. Bitcoin sells Sousveillance. Definitions: Surveillance - To watch from above. Sousveillance - To watch from below. Captured in the catchy phrase - Tik Tock, Next Block , Bitcoinmines a block every ten minutes that anybody can look at and verify. Money is flowing to a shady surveillance deal involving your data? You won't see it directly in the transaction history of the block. But it is there in the pseudonyms and if you follow the official trail, you will soon see the connections if it ever goes through Bitcoin. This is how Ross Ulbricht was nabbed. President Trump's first executive decision might be to pardon Ross. And I say it is deserved. He was experimenting with Bitcoin. And he was arrested and robbed of his coins. Coins now worth billions and billions. Though, if I was him, I wouldn't restart Silk Road. He really shouldn't do that. *** But also, this isn't one-off sousveillance. This is sousveillance forever. Ross Ulbricht's stolen bitcoins can still be tracked. And lamented. (If there is any business opportunity I see for Mr. Ross, it is an official tracker of his infamous coins. He could buy some back, and bump their 'rarity score' and some other things, then sell. The equivalent of selling Bitcoin as a meme coin). Anyway, China spies on the US, US spies on China, and if there is a bitcoin money trail, the citizens of each country will watch it. And rewatch it, and debate it and piece not just facts but motivation, truth, intent, nuance, over years. Exchanges which will shape social media companies for the better. Bitcoin Will fix TikTok. Not only for today, but for tomorrow as well. However, as things stand, money trails on the dollar standard disappear into thin air. So much for trusting paper. TRUMP and WIN It is GMT+3 here so I get American Sunday News on Monday. As I write this, It is 7am on Monday 20th . I woke up to NEWS. President Donald Trump, while awaiting his much-anticipated inauguration ceremony, is smiling from win after win on his side quests. First -- he launched a brand new meme coin, $TRUMP, that amassed a record-breaking $5 billion valuation in 3 days. With the price hitting $269 on Solana. If any crypto degens really 200xd their wealth, you bet, their YouTube video of their mad skills will be at your door very soon. Second -- Trump requested TikTok to re-activate its services for American users. After all, he will officially be US President in a few hours. No need to hurry a Supreme Court ruling made in the Biden Administration. And what do you know, they also thanked him. If Trump is looking for more fans from America's younger population, this just secured some. Isn't $TRUMP rocketing up again? Let me check. Though I hope he won't have to fight $MELANIA. It is stealing his show as I type this. ZUCK and LOSE Mark Zuckerberg, founder of the first social media site to garner 1 billion users, and still the largest social media site - Facebook - is still unluckily the target of social media frustrations. He is so good at social media he seems like a villain. After TikTok refugees saw their beloved social media site banned in the United States, they took their anger at Zuckerberg. "Why do you ruin everything you touch," one Instagram user wrote. "Why do you ruin everything you touch," one Instagram user wrote. "Btw tik tok is a better app. Reels will never be tik tok, reels only exist cus of tik tok. You stole stories from snap chat and you made threads cus of twitter," another wrote. "Btw tik tok is a better app. Reels will never be tik tok, reels only exist cus of tik tok. You stole stories from snap chat and you made threads cus of twitter," another wrote. "You are hated by 170 million people," wrote yet another. "You are hated by 170 million people," wrote yet another. -- Source Source The issue is this - Facebook sells your data to third parties (they say they only allow third parties to use your data for targeted advertising, but its the same thing imo), why shouldn't TikTok? Because TikTok sells to CCP aligned parties. Oops. I see how that is a worry for the US government. Surveillance and Social Media The question of social media sites selling user data means they want money. If they didn't want money, they'd say they never sell data which would attract them a lot more followers (and less hate, for Zuckerberg's case). But while following the money, we never ask what type of money. US dollars. You know my opinion on them. We also never ask who is buying. Is it an agricultural startup in your local neighborhood. No. It is still that big international conglomerate you, a Facebooker, keep going back to. Cus they have flashy branded clothes, lip gloss, makeup, pink phones with 3 cameras. TikTok on the other hand, is seemingly selling our data to CCP companies who ... hope to find a way to sell ya'll their next smartphone from China. To compete with Apple iphones. You had some bad idea in mind, right? You poor thing. You hate communism too much for nothing. Communism in China is for Chinese. Chinese have no interest selling your their communism. With you, its capitalism. Buy, Sell, Compete fairly. Pure and simple. *** Not simple, sorry. Compete unfairly also happens. They might be planning to anticipate your next moves, so that they can one-up you on the jaw. This is the trickier part. The part that makes people chant MAGA or 加油. They don't want to think things through, they want to chant. And I agree with both sides' fears. China once saw a Huawei ban from allegations of spying on Americans. And we all know that Google doesn't operate in China. Because it once spied on Chinese. *** Bitcoin fixes TikTok As I mentioned, the problems are the money and the spying. I cannot say I have a solution to the spying. Two superpower countries are going to keep trying to spy on each other. Because. But if we fix the money, we fix the world. To start, allow me tell you what Bitcoin sells to the world every ten minutes. Bitcoin sells Sousveillance. Definitions: Surveillance - To watch from above . Surveillance - To watch from above Sousveillance - To watch from below . Sousveillance - To watch from below Captured in the catchy phrase - Tik Tock, Next Block , Bitcoinmines a block every ten minutes that anybody can look at and verify. Tik Tock, Next Block , Money is flowing to a shady surveillance deal involving your data? You won't see it directly in the transaction history of the block. But it is there in the pseudonyms and if you follow the official trail, you will soon see the connections if it ever goes through Bitcoin. This is how Ross Ulbricht was nabbed. President Trump's first executive decision might be to pardon Ross. And I say it is deserved. He was experimenting with Bitcoin. And he was arrested and robbed of his coins. Coins now worth billions and billions. Though, if I was him, I wouldn't restart Silk Road. He really shouldn't do that. *** But also, this isn't one-off sousveillance. This is sousveillance forever. Ross Ulbricht's stolen bitcoins can still be tracked. And lamented. (If there is any business opportunity I see for Mr. Ross, it is an official tracker of his infamous coins. He could buy some back, and bump their 'rarity score' and some other things, then sell. The equivalent of selling Bitcoin as a meme coin). Anyway, China spies on the US, US spies on China, and if there is a bitcoin money trail, the citizens of each country will watch it. And rewatch it, and debate it and piece not just facts but motivation, truth, intent, nuance, over years. Exchanges which will shape social media companies for the better. Bitcoin Will fix TikTok. Not only for today, but for tomorrow as well. However, as things stand, money trails on the dollar standard disappear into thin air. So much for trusting paper.

Targeted Ads in BTC Could Save TikTok from US Ban

AI Search Company Makes Bid for TikTok In New Twist to Ban Saga

شركة AI Search تتقدم بعرض لشراء TikTok في خطوة جديدة لحظر Saga

Una empresa de búsquedas con inteligencia artificial hace una oferta por TikTok en un nuevo giro a la saga de prohibiciones

Tekoälyhakuyritys tekee tarjouksen TikTokista New Twistissä Ban Sagalle

A empresa de busca de intelixencia artificial fai unha oferta por TikTok nun novo xiro para prohibir a saga

חברת חיפוש בינה מלאכותית מציעה הצעה עבור TikTok בטוויסט חדש לאסור את סאגה

AI検索会社がTikTokに買収提案、新たな展開でSagaを禁止へ

ხელოვნური ინტელექტის საძიებო კომპანია TikTok-ისთვის საგას აკრძალვის ახალ გზაზე წინადადებას აკეთებს

AI іздеу компаниясы Сагаға тыйым салу үшін TikTok-қа ұсыныс жасайды

Ny orinasa AI Search dia manao tolo-bidy ho an'ny TikTok amin'ny Twist vaovao ho an'ny Ban Saga

एआई सर्च कम्पनीले ब्यान सागाको नयाँ ट्विस्टमा टिकटकको लागि बोली लगायो

Isosiyete ishakisha AI itanga isoko kuri TikTok Muri New Twist to Ban Saga

Công ty AI Search đấu thầu TikTok trong bước ngoặt mới để cấm Saga

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Are you looking to create engaging faceless short videos for platforms like YouTube or TikTok but want to avoid the hassle of complex video editing? This article will walk you through how to automate the entire process using OpenAI, ElevenLabs, and MoviePy. By the end of this tutorial, you'll know how to automatically generate visuals and voiceovers for short videos based on any script. Whether you’re creating educational content, storytelling, or meme videos, this workflow will save you tons of time. Prerequisites Before getting started, you’ll need: API keys for both OpenAI (for generating visuals) and ElevenLabs (for voiceovers).
Basic Python knowledge.
MoviePy and other required Python libraries installed (moviepy, openai, elevenlabs, etc.). Step 1: Setting Up API Keys import openai
from elevenlabs import ElevenLabs

# Set up your OpenAI and ElevenLabs API keys
openai.api_key = "your_openai_api_key"
elevenlabs_client = ElevenLabs(api_key="your_elevenlabs_api_key") Start by getting API keys from OpenAI and ElevenLabs. Replace the placeholders in the code with your actual API keys. Step 2: Preparing the Script Your video starts with a story or script. You can replace the story_script variable with the text you want to turn into a video. Here’s an example script about Dogecoin: story_script = """
Dogecoin began as a joke in 2013, inspired by the popular 'Doge' meme featuring a Shiba Inu dog. It unexpectedly gained a massive following thanks to its community's charitable initiatives, eventually evolving into a legitimate cryptocurrency with support from Elon Musk.
""" The script will be split into sentences to match each visual and audio segment. Step 3: Generating Images with OpenAI’s DALL-E For each sentence, we generate a corresponding image using OpenAI’s DALL-E model. def generate_image_from_text(sentence, context, idx):
    prompt = f"Generate an image without any text that describes: {sentence}. Context: {context}"
    response = openai.images.generate(
        model="dall-e-3",
        prompt=prompt,
        size="1024x1792",
        response_format="b64_json"
    )

    image_filename = f"images/image_{idx}.jpg"
    with open(image_filename, "wb") as f:
        f.write(base64.b64decode(response.data[0].b64_json))
    return image_filename This function sends each sentence to DALL-E and saves the generated image. We ensure the generated visuals match the video's theme. Step 4: Generating Voiceovers with ElevenLabs Once we have the visuals, we need voiceovers. ElevenLabs converts each sentence into speech. def generate_audio_from_text(sentence, idx):
    audio = elevenlabs_client.text_to_speech.convert(
        voice_id="pqHfZKP75CvOlQylNhV4",
        model_id="eleven_multilingual_v2",
        text=sentence,
        voice_settings=VoiceSettings(stability=0.2, similarity_boost=0.8)
    )
    audio_filename = f"audio/audio_{idx}.mp3"
    with open(audio_filename, "wb") as f:
        for chunk in audio:
            f.write(chunk)
    return audio_filename This function generates an audio file for each sentence. You can select different voice settings to customize the narration style. Step 5: Combining Audio and Video Next, we pair each image with its corresponding voiceover using MoviePy: from moviepy.editor import ImageClip, AudioFileClip

image_clip = ImageClip(image_path, duration=audio_clip.duration)
image_clip = image_clip.set_audio(audio_clip)
video_clips.append(image_clip.set_fps(30)) Each image is displayed for the duration of its audio clip, ensuring synchronization. Step 6: Applying Video Effects To make the video more dynamic, we apply zoom and fade effects to each image. For example, the apply_zoom_in_center effect slowly zooms into the center of the image: def apply_zoom_in_center(image_clip, duration):
    return image_clip.resize(lambda t: 1 + 0.04 * t) Other effects include zooming in from the upper part or zooming out. These effects are applied randomly to each clip to keep the video visually engaging. Step 7: Final Video Assembly We combine all video clips into one seamless video and add background music: final_video = concatenate_videoclips(video_clips, method="compose")
final_video.write_videofile(output_video_path, codec="libx264", audio_codec="aac", fps=30) Step 8: Adding Captions Captions improve video accessibility and engagement. We use Captacity to automatically add captions based on the audio. captacity.add_captions(
    video_file=output_video_path,
    output_file="captioned_video.mp4",
    font_size=130,
    font_color="yellow",
    stroke_width=3
) Step 9: Adding Background Music To finish the video, background music is added. The volume is reduced so that it doesn't overpower the narration. background_music = AudioFileClip(music_filename).subclip(0, final_video.duration).volumex(0.2)
narration_audio = final_video.audio.volumex(1.5)
combined_audio = CompositeAudioClip([narration_audio, background_music])
final_video.set_audio(combined_audio) Conclusion The GitHub repository for this project is available here. By using OpenAI and ElevenLabs, we’ve automated the creation of faceless videos from text. You can now quickly generate YouTube Shorts or TikToks without needing a camera or microphone. This automated process has allowed us to create a Faceless Shorts Video service on our Robopost software, offering content creators a seamless way to produce high-quality videos. Whether you are creating educational videos, short stories, or even meme-style content, this service handles everything from visuals to voiceovers with minimal effort. Now, you can focus on creativity and storytelling while Robopost handles the heavy lifting of video production. Happy creating! Are you looking to create engaging faceless short videos for platforms like YouTube or TikTok but want to avoid the hassle of complex video editing? This article will walk you through how to automate the entire process using OpenAI , ElevenLabs , and MoviePy . OpenAI ElevenLabs MoviePy By the end of this tutorial, you'll know how to automatically generate visuals and voiceovers for short videos based on any script. Whether you’re creating educational content, storytelling, or meme videos, this workflow will save you tons of time. Prerequisites Before getting started, you’ll need: API keys for both OpenAI (for generating visuals) and ElevenLabs (for voiceovers). Basic Python knowledge. MoviePy and other required Python libraries installed (moviepy, openai, elevenlabs, etc.). API keys for both OpenAI (for generating visuals) and ElevenLabs (for voiceovers). API keys Basic Python knowledge. MoviePy and other required Python libraries installed ( moviepy , openai , elevenlabs , etc.). moviepy openai elevenlabs Step 1: Setting Up API Keys import openai
from elevenlabs import ElevenLabs

# Set up your OpenAI and ElevenLabs API keys
openai.api_key = "your_openai_api_key"
elevenlabs_client = ElevenLabs(api_key="your_elevenlabs_api_key") import openai
from elevenlabs import ElevenLabs

# Set up your OpenAI and ElevenLabs API keys
openai.api_key = "your_openai_api_key"
elevenlabs_client = ElevenLabs(api_key="your_elevenlabs_api_key") Start by getting API keys from OpenAI and ElevenLabs . Replace the placeholders in the code with your actual API keys. OpenAI ElevenLabs Step 2: Preparing the Script Your video starts with a story or script. You can replace the story_script variable with the text you want to turn into a video. Here’s an example script about Dogecoin : story_script Dogecoin story_script = """
Dogecoin began as a joke in 2013, inspired by the popular 'Doge' meme featuring a Shiba Inu dog. It unexpectedly gained a massive following thanks to its community's charitable initiatives, eventually evolving into a legitimate cryptocurrency with support from Elon Musk.
""" story_script = """
Dogecoin began as a joke in 2013, inspired by the popular 'Doge' meme featuring a Shiba Inu dog. It unexpectedly gained a massive following thanks to its community's charitable initiatives, eventually evolving into a legitimate cryptocurrency with support from Elon Musk.
""" The script will be split into sentences to match each visual and audio segment. Step 3: Generating Images with OpenAI’s DALL-E For each sentence, we generate a corresponding image using OpenAI’s DALL-E model. def generate_image_from_text(sentence, context, idx):
    prompt = f"Generate an image without any text that describes: {sentence}. Context: {context}"
    response = openai.images.generate(
        model="dall-e-3",
        prompt=prompt,
        size="1024x1792",
        response_format="b64_json"
    )

    image_filename = f"images/image_{idx}.jpg"
    with open(image_filename, "wb") as f:
        f.write(base64.b64decode(response.data[0].b64_json))
    return image_filename def generate_image_from_text(sentence, context, idx):
    prompt = f"Generate an image without any text that describes: {sentence}. Context: {context}"
    response = openai.images.generate(
        model="dall-e-3",
        prompt=prompt,
        size="1024x1792",
        response_format="b64_json"
    )

    image_filename = f"images/image_{idx}.jpg"
    with open(image_filename, "wb") as f:
        f.write(base64.b64decode(response.data[0].b64_json))
    return image_filename This function sends each sentence to DALL-E and saves the generated image. We ensure the generated visuals match the video's theme. Step 4: Generating Voiceovers with ElevenLabs Once we have the visuals, we need voiceovers. ElevenLabs converts each sentence into speech. def generate_audio_from_text(sentence, idx):
    audio = elevenlabs_client.text_to_speech.convert(
        voice_id="pqHfZKP75CvOlQylNhV4",
        model_id="eleven_multilingual_v2",
        text=sentence,
        voice_settings=VoiceSettings(stability=0.2, similarity_boost=0.8)
    )
    audio_filename = f"audio/audio_{idx}.mp3"
    with open(audio_filename, "wb") as f:
        for chunk in audio:
            f.write(chunk)
    return audio_filename def generate_audio_from_text(sentence, idx):
    audio = elevenlabs_client.text_to_speech.convert(
        voice_id="pqHfZKP75CvOlQylNhV4",
        model_id="eleven_multilingual_v2",
        text=sentence,
        voice_settings=VoiceSettings(stability=0.2, similarity_boost=0.8)
    )
    audio_filename = f"audio/audio_{idx}.mp3"
    with open(audio_filename, "wb") as f:
        for chunk in audio:
            f.write(chunk)
    return audio_filename This function generates an audio file for each sentence. You can select different voice settings to customize the narration style. Step 5: Combining Audio and Video Next, we pair each image with its corresponding voiceover using MoviePy : MoviePy from moviepy.editor import ImageClip, AudioFileClip

image_clip = ImageClip(image_path, duration=audio_clip.duration)
image_clip = image_clip.set_audio(audio_clip)
video_clips.append(image_clip.set_fps(30)) from moviepy.editor import ImageClip, AudioFileClip

image_clip = ImageClip(image_path, duration=audio_clip.duration)
image_clip = image_clip.set_audio(audio_clip)
video_clips.append(image_clip.set_fps(30)) Each image is displayed for the duration of its audio clip, ensuring synchronization. Step 6: Applying Video Effects To make the video more dynamic, we apply zoom and fade effects to each image. For example, the apply_zoom_in_center effect slowly zooms into the center of the image: apply_zoom_in_center def apply_zoom_in_center(image_clip, duration):
    return image_clip.resize(lambda t: 1 + 0.04 * t) def apply_zoom_in_center(image_clip, duration):
    return image_clip.resize(lambda t: 1 + 0.04 * t) Other effects include zooming in from the upper part or zooming out. These effects are applied randomly to each clip to keep the video visually engaging. Step 7: Final Video Assembly We combine all video clips into one seamless video and add background music: final_video = concatenate_videoclips(video_clips, method="compose")
final_video.write_videofile(output_video_path, codec="libx264", audio_codec="aac", fps=30) final_video = concatenate_videoclips(video_clips, method="compose")
final_video.write_videofile(output_video_path, codec="libx264", audio_codec="aac", fps=30) Step 8: Adding Captions Captions improve video accessibility and engagement. We use Captacity to automatically add captions based on the audio. Captacity captacity.add_captions(
    video_file=output_video_path,
    output_file="captioned_video.mp4",
    font_size=130,
    font_color="yellow",
    stroke_width=3
) captacity.add_captions(
    video_file=output_video_path,
    output_file="captioned_video.mp4",
    font_size=130,
    font_color="yellow",
    stroke_width=3
) Step 9: Adding Background Music To finish the video, background music is added. The volume is reduced so that it doesn't overpower the narration. background_music = AudioFileClip(music_filename).subclip(0, final_video.duration).volumex(0.2)
narration_audio = final_video.audio.volumex(1.5)
combined_audio = CompositeAudioClip([narration_audio, background_music])
final_video.set_audio(combined_audio) background_music = AudioFileClip(music_filename).subclip(0, final_video.duration).volumex(0.2)
narration_audio = final_video.audio.volumex(1.5)
combined_audio = CompositeAudioClip([narration_audio, background_music])
final_video.set_audio(combined_audio) Conclusion The GitHub repository for this project is available here. The GitHub repository for this project is available here. By using OpenAI and ElevenLabs, we’ve automated the creation of faceless videos from text. You can now quickly generate YouTube Shorts or TikToks without needing a camera or microphone. This automated process has allowed us to create a Faceless Shorts Video service on our Robopost software , offering content creators a seamless way to produce high-quality videos. Whether you are creating educational videos, short stories, or even meme-style content, this service handles everything from visuals to voiceovers with minimal effort. Faceless Shorts Video service Faceless Shorts Video service on our Robopost software Robopost software Now, you can focus on creativity and storytelling while Robopost handles the heavy lifting of video production. Happy creating!

How to Use ElevenLabs and OpenAI to Automate Faceless Shorts Video for YouTube and TikTok

TikTok continues to be a propaganda arm of the United Nations and the World Health Organization: perspective TikTok and the World Health Organization (WHO) enter a one-year partnership to train influencers and promote regime-approved content concerning public health on the social media platform. On the 26th of September, 2024, TikTok put out a press release on the partnership, saying that it was a way for the social media company “to create reliable content and combat misinformation.” “Today, we’re partnering with the World Health Organization (WHO) to create reliable content and combat misinformation through the Fides network, a diverse community of trusted healthcare professionals and content creators”
Tiktok Press Release, September 2024 https://x.com/TikTokComms/status/1839279959061225657?embedable=true Working with the WHO’s Fides network, TikTok will provide training on how to best disseminate WHO propaganda. “Through our collaboration with WHO, we will be engaging Fides creators to translate complex scientific research into relatable and digestible video content, expanding across various health topics. “To further equip creators, we will be working closely with WHO to provide access to creator training programs and resources,” the TikTok press release reads. The WHO’s Fides network consists of some 800 creators and was launched in 2020 with the purpose of “mobilizing health content creators to counter misinformation and elevate evidence-based content.” Today, Fides boasts reaching 150 million users across various platforms. Another part of the WHO-TikTok partnership is to suppress any information that doesn’t align with the unelected globalist health body. “People are increasingly being targeted with misinformation and malinformation on these digital channels. The new collaboration between WHO and TikTok is to help addressing these challenges by promoting evidence-based content and encourage positive health dialogues”
World Health Organization (WHO) Press Release, September 2024 https://x.com/WHO/status/1839355594576409054?embedable=true “This is where WHO can step in to support influencers in delivering evidence-based information, ensuring that health conversations on platforms like TikTok are both impactful and informed”
Dr Alain Labrique, WHO Director of Digital Health and Innovation, September 2024 https://x.com/TimHinchliffe/status/1692214997647077817?embedable=true The WHO also put out a press release on the partnership, explaining how certain influencers would be chosen and targeted to be propagandists for the regime: “The collaboration will expand efforts around a number of relevant health topics, translating science-based information into relatable and digestible video content, with more support for influencers provided through TikTok’s creator training programs.” According to the WHO, the goal of the partnership is to leverage “multiple digital communication platforms to increase outreach to people globally, to promote health literacy, healthy behaviors and actions in an increasingly digitized world.” This isn’t the first time a UN organization has partnered with big tech to deliver its messaging. “We own the science, and we think that the world should know it, and the platforms themselves also do“
UN Comms Director Melissa Fleming, World Economic Forum Sustainable Development Impact Meetings, September 2022 In September 2022, UN Under-Secretary-General for Global Communications Melissa Fleming told a World Economic Forum (WEF) panel on disinformation that the UN had partnered with TikTok on a project called “Team Halo” to boost COVID messaging coming from medical and scientific communities. “Another really key strategy we had was to deploy influencers,” she said, adding, “influencers who were really keen, who have huge followings, but really keen to help carry messages that were going to serve their communities, and they were much more trusted than the United Nations telling them something from New York City headquarters.” “We had another trusted messenger project, which was called ‘Team Halo’ where we trained scientists around the world and some doctors on TikTok, and we had TikTok working with us,” she added. In the same panel, Fleming declared, “We own the science, and we think that the world should know it, and the platforms themselves also do” while bragging about how the UN partnered with Google to manipulate search results, so that only UN-approved messaging would appear at the top. With this partnership, TikTok continues its role as a propaganda arm of the United Nations, of which the WHO is a part. Tim Hinchliffe, Editor, The Sociable TikTok continues to be a propaganda arm of the United Nations and the World Health Organization: perspective TikTok continues to be a propaganda arm of the United Nations and the World Health Organization: perspective TikTok and the World Health Organization (WHO) enter a one-year partnership to train influencers and promote regime-approved content concerning public health on the social media platform. TikTok On the 26th of September, 2024, TikTok put out a press release on the partnership, saying that it was a way for the social media company “ to create reliable content and combat misinformation .” press release to create reliable content and combat misinformation to create reliable content and combat misinformation “Today, we’re partnering with the World Health Organization (WHO) to create reliable content and combat misinformation through the Fides network, a diverse community of trusted healthcare professionals and content creators” Tiktok Press Release, September 2024 “Today, we’re partnering with the World Health Organization (WHO) to create reliable content and combat misinformation through the Fides network, a diverse community of trusted healthcare professionals and content creators” “Today, we’re partnering with the World Health Organization (WHO) to create reliable content and combat misinformation through the Fides network, a diverse community of trusted healthcare professionals and content creators” “Today, we’re partnering with the World Health Organization (WHO) to create reliable content and combat misinformation through the Fides network, a diverse community of trusted healthcare professionals and content creators” Tiktok Press Release, September 2024 https://x.com/TikTokComms/status/1839279959061225657?embedable=true https://x.com/TikTokComms/status/1839279959061225657?embedable=true Working with the WHO’s Fides network , TikTok will provide training on how to best disseminate WHO propaganda. Fides network “ Through our collaboration with WHO, we will be engaging Fides creators to translate complex scientific research into relatable and digestible video content, expanding across various health topics. Through our collaboration with WHO, we will be engaging Fides creators to translate complex scientific research into relatable and digestible video content, expanding across various health topics. Through our collaboration with WHO, we will be engaging Fides creators to translate complex scientific research into relatable and digestible video content, expanding across various health topics. “ To further equip creators, we will be working closely with WHO to provide access to creator training programs and resources ,” the TikTok press release reads. To further equip creators, we will be working closely with WHO to provide access to creator training programs and resources To further equip creators, we will be working closely with WHO to provide access to creator training programs and resources The WHO’s Fides network consists of some 800 creators and was launched in 2020 with the purpose of “mobilizing health content creators to counter misinformation and elevate evidence-based content.” Today, Fides boasts reaching 150 million users across various platforms. Another part of the WHO-TikTok partnership is to suppress any information that doesn’t align with the unelected globalist health body. “People are increasingly being targeted with misinformation and malinformation on these digital channels. The new collaboration between WHO and TikTok is to help addressing these challenges by promoting evidence-based content and encourage positive health dialogues” World Health Organization (WHO) Press Release, September 2024 “People are increasingly being targeted with misinformation and malinformation on these digital channels. The new collaboration between WHO and TikTok is to help addressing these challenges by promoting evidence-based content and encourage positive health dialogues” “People are increasingly being targeted with misinformation and malinformation on these digital channels. The new collaboration between WHO and TikTok is to help addressing these challenges by promoting evidence-based content and encourage positive health dialogues” “People are increasingly being targeted with misinformation and malinformation on these digital channels. The new collaboration between WHO and TikTok is to help addressing these challenges by promoting evidence-based content and encourage positive health dialogues” World Health Organization (WHO) Press Release, September 2024 https://x.com/WHO/status/1839355594576409054?embedable=true https://x.com/WHO/status/1839355594576409054?embedable=true “This is where WHO can step in to support influencers in delivering evidence-based information, ensuring that health conversations on platforms like TikTok are both impactful and informed” Dr Alain Labrique, WHO Director of Digital Health and Innovation, September 2024 “This is where WHO can step in to support influencers in delivering evidence-based information, ensuring that health conversations on platforms like TikTok are both impactful and informed” “This is where WHO can step in to support influencers in delivering evidence-based information, ensuring that health conversations on platforms like TikTok are both impactful and informed” “This is where WHO can step in to support influencers in delivering evidence-based information, ensuring that health conversations on platforms like TikTok are both impactful and informed” Dr Alain Labrique, WHO Director of Digital Health and Innovation, September 2024 https://x.com/TimHinchliffe/status/1692214997647077817?embedable=true https://x.com/TimHinchliffe/status/1692214997647077817?embedable=true The WHO also put out a press release on the partnership, explaining how certain influencers would be chosen and targeted to be propagandists for the regime: press release “ The collaboration will expand efforts around a number of relevant health topics, translating science-based information into relatable and digestible video content, with more support for influencers provided through TikTok’s creator training programs .” The collaboration will expand efforts around a number of relevant health topics, translating science-based information into relatable and digestible video content, with more support for influencers provided through TikTok’s creator training programs The collaboration will expand efforts around a number of relevant health topics, translating science-based information into relatable and digestible video content, with more support for influencers provided through TikTok’s creator training programs According to the WHO, the goal of the partnership is to leverage “multiple digital communication platforms to increase outreach to people globally, to promote health literacy, healthy behaviors and actions in an increasingly digitized world .” “ multiple digital communication platforms to increase outreach to people globally, to promote health literacy, healthy behaviors and actions in an increasingly digitized world multiple digital communication platforms to increase outreach to people globally, to promote health literacy, healthy behaviors and actions in an increasingly digitized world This isn’t the first time a UN organization has partnered with big tech to deliver its messaging. “We own the science, and we think that the world should know it, and the platforms themselves also do“ UN Comms Director Melissa Fleming, World Economic Forum Sustainable Development Impact Meetings, September 2022 “We own the science, and we think that the world should know it, and the platforms themselves also do“ “ We own the science, and we think that the world should know it, and the platforms themselves also do “ We own the science, and we think that the world should know it, and the platforms themselves also do UN Comms Director Melissa Fleming, World Economic Forum Sustainable Development Impact Meetings, September 2022 In September 2022, UN Under-Secretary-General for Global Communications Melissa Fleming told a World Economic Forum (WEF) panel on disinformation that the UN had partnered with TikTok on a project called “ Team Halo ” to boost COVID messaging coming from medical and scientific communities. Team Halo “ Another really key strategy we had was to deploy influencers ,” she said, adding, “ influencers who were really keen, who have huge followings, but really keen to help carry messages that were going to serve their communities, and they were much more trusted than the United Nations telling them something from New York City headquarters .” Another really key strategy we had was to deploy influencers Another really key strategy we had was to deploy influencers influencers who were really keen, who have huge followings, but really keen to help carry messages that were going to serve their communities, and they were much more trusted than the United Nations telling them something from New York City headquarters influencers who were really keen, who have huge followings, but really keen to help carry messages that were going to serve their communities, and they were much more trusted than the United Nations telling them something from New York City headquarters “ We had another trusted messenger project, which was called ‘Team Halo’ where we trained scientists around the world and some doctors on TikTok, and we had TikTok working with us ,” she added. We had another trusted messenger project, which was called ‘Team Halo’ where we trained scientists around the world and some doctors on TikTok, and we had TikTok working with us We had another trusted messenger project, which was called ‘Team Halo’ where we trained scientists around the world and some doctors on TikTok, and we had TikTok working with us In the same panel, Fleming declared, “ We own the science, and we think that the world should know it, and the platforms themselves also do ” while bragging about how the UN partnered with Google to manipulate search results, so that only UN-approved messaging would appear at the top. We own the science, and we think that the world should know it, and the platforms themselves also do We own the science, and we think that the world should know it, and the platforms themselves also do With this partnership, TikTok continues its role as a propaganda arm of the United Nations, of which the WHO is a part. 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TikTok Teams Up with WHO to Guide Influencers on Public Health Messaging

TikTok জনস্বাস্থ্য বার্তাপ্রেরণে প্রভাবশালীদের গাইড করার জন্য WHO-এর সাথে দল বেঁধেছে

TikTok går sammen med WHO for at vejlede influencers om folkesundhedsmeddelelser

TikTok se asocia con la OMS para orientar a los influencers sobre los mensajes de salud pública

TikTok únese á OMS para guiar aos influencers sobre a mensaxería de saúde pública

TikTokがWHOと提携し、公衆衛生メッセージでインフルエンサーを指導

TikTok sadarbojas ar PVO, lai virzītu ietekmētājus par sabiedrības veselības ziņojumapmaiņu

Miara-miasa amin'ny OMS ny TikTok hitari-dalana ireo mpikatroka amin'ny hafatra momba ny fahasalamam-bahoaka

TikTok e Dirišana le WHO go Hlahla Batho bao ba nago le Tšhušumetšo ka ga Melaetša ya Maphelo a Setšhaba

TikTok współpracuje ze Światową Organizacją Zdrowia, aby udzielać wskazówek influencerom w zakresie komunikatów dotyczących zdrowia publicznego

ټیک ټیک د WHO سره ټیم جوړ کړ ترڅو د عامې روغتیا پیغام رسولو باندې تاثیر کونکو ته لارښود کړي

ቲክቶክ ምስ ውድብ ጥዕና ዓለም ብምትሕብባር ንጸለውቲ ኣብ መልእኽቲ ህዝባዊ ጥዕና ንምምራሕ ይሰርሕ

TikTok JSST bilan birgalikda sog'liqni saqlash xabarlari bo'yicha ta'sir o'tkazuvchilarga rahbarlik qiladi

In Web3 space, where blockchain technology promises to revolutionize everything from finance to entertainment, a common complaint is that Web3 marketing teams lack the expertise to execute effective Web2 marketing campaigns. This often results in an inability to reach and onboard the masses into the Web3 ecosystem. However, one company is breaking that mold and showing the industry how it's done. Cracking the Code: Upland's Success on TikTok Upland, a Web3-based virtual property trading game, has successfully bridged the gap between the traditional Web2 audience and the burgeoning Web3 space. Their secret? A cleverly implemented marketing plan that leverages TikTok, one of the most powerful social media platforms of Web2. Recognizing TikTok's immense potential for reaching and engaging a broad audience, Upland launched a targeted campaign that caught the attention of both TikTok users and gamers alike. In fact, Upland was featured by TikTok for Business as a success story, demonstrating how a Web3 company can effectively utilize Web2 tools to achieve impressive results. Upland's campaign was nothing short of strategic brilliance. They wisely identified TikTok as a crucial platform for attracting long-term players and launched a U.S. campaign focused on Mobile App Installs and App Event Optimization. But Upland didn't stop there; they took it a step further by pivoting their content strategy towards user-generated content (UGC). This move significantly boosted engagement, allowing users to become part of the Upland narrative and creating a sense of community and ownership often missing in traditional marketing efforts. The results were truly remarkable. After expanding their campaign to Brazil and other Spanish-speaking Latin American countries through the TikTok Creative Exchange, Upland saw a staggering increase in user flow—more than 45 times higher than before. The campaign demonstrated that a well-executed Web2 marketing strategy can yield significant results for Web3 companies, with a 23% increase in registration volume and improved cost metrics. A Blueprint for Web3 Success Upland's success on TikTok serves as a blueprint for other Web3 companies looking to scale and onboard new users. It highlights the importance of understanding the dynamics of Web2 platforms and leveraging them to engage with potential users in a way that feels organic and authentic. The lesson here is clear: to succeed in the Web3 world, you need to master the art of Web2 marketing. While debates continue on X (formerly Twitter) about the effectiveness of Web3 marketing teams, Upland's success story on TikTok stands as a testament to what can be achieved when traditional marketing techniques are adapted and implemented in a new environment. The integration of user-generated content, targeted campaigns, and platform-specific strategies has not only resulted in significant growth for Upland but has also set a new standard for how Web3 companies can—and should—approach marketing. Upland's strategy provides a shining example of how to do it right. Upland is more than just a game; it's a masterclass in modern marketing, meeting users where they are and creating impactful campaigns on a platform as significant as TikTok. Don’t forget to like and share the story! Vested Interest Disclosure: This author is an independent contributor publishing via our business blogging program. HackerNoon has reviewed the report for quality, but the claims herein belong to the author. #DYOR. In Web3 space, where blockchain technology promises to revolutionize everything from finance to entertainment, a common complaint is that Web3 marketing teams lack the expertise to execute effective Web2 marketing campaigns. This often results in an inability to reach and onboard the masses into the Web3 ecosystem. However, one company is breaking that mold and showing the industry how it's done. Cracking the Code: Upland's Success on TikTok Upland , a Web3-based virtual property trading game, has successfully bridged the gap between the traditional Web2 audience and the burgeoning Web3 space. Their secret? A cleverly implemented marketing plan that leverages TikTok, one of the most powerful social media platforms of Web2. Upland Recognizing TikTok's immense potential for reaching and engaging a broad audience, Upland launched a targeted campaign that caught the attention of both TikTok users and gamers alike. In fact, Upland was featured by TikTok for Business as a success story, demonstrating how a Web3 company can effectively utilize Web2 tools to achieve impressive results. Upland's campaign was nothing short of strategic brilliance. They wisely identified TikTok as a crucial platform for attracting long-term players and launched a U.S. campaign focused on Mobile App Installs and App Event Optimization. But Upland didn't stop there; they took it a step further by pivoting their content strategy towards user-generated content (UGC). This move significantly boosted engagement, allowing users to become part of the Upland narrative and creating a sense of community and ownership often missing in traditional marketing efforts. The results were truly remarkable. After expanding their campaign to Brazil and other Spanish-speaking Latin American countries through the TikTok Creative Exchange, Upland saw a staggering increase in user flow—more than 45 times higher than before. The campaign demonstrated that a well-executed Web2 marketing strategy can yield significant results for Web3 companies, with a 23% increase in registration volume and improved cost metrics. A Blueprint for Web3 Success Upland's success on TikTok serves as a blueprint for other Web3 companies looking to scale and onboard new users. It highlights the importance of understanding the dynamics of Web2 platforms and leveraging them to engage with potential users in a way that feels organic and authentic. The lesson here is clear: to succeed in the Web3 world, you need to master the art of Web2 marketing. While debates continue on X (formerly Twitter) about the effectiveness of Web3 marketing teams, Upland's success story on TikTok stands as a testament to what can be achieved when traditional marketing techniques are adapted and implemented in a new environment. The integration of user-generated content, targeted campaigns, and platform-specific strategies has not only resulted in significant growth for Upland but has also set a new standard for how Web3 companies can—and should—approach marketing. Upland's strategy provides a shining example of how to do it right. Upland is more than just a game; it's a masterclass in modern marketing, meeting users where they are and creating impactful campaigns on a platform as significant as TikTok. Don’t forget to like and share the story! Vested Interest Disclosure: This author is an independent contributor publishing via our business blogging program. HackerNoon has reviewed the report for quality, but the claims herein belong to the author. #DYOR. Vested Interest Disclosure: This author is an independent contributor publishing via our business blogging program . HackerNoon has reviewed the report for quality, but the claims herein belong to the author. #DYOR. Vested Interest Disclosure: business blogging program business blogging program

Upland's Marketing Strategy Takes TikTok by Storm

Upland এর বিপণন কৌশল ঝড় দ্বারা TikTok নেয়

Uplands Marketingstrategie erobert TikTok im Sturm

La estrategia de marketing de Upland arrasa en TikTok

La stratégie marketing d'Upland prend d'assaut TikTok

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