TikTok's Instagram rival app will be called 'TikTok Notes,' and TikTok has confirmed its development
It has been revealed that short video sharing app TikTok is building an app to compete with photo sharing social networking site Instagram, and it has now been revealed that the name of the app will be ' TikTok Notes .'
TikTok's Instagram competitor likely to be named TikTok Notes | TechCrunch
The SP Android has reported that TikTok is planning to launch a photo sharing app like Instagram. When TikTok's APK was decompiled, it was found to contain the description 'Tiktok Photos', revealing that a separate photo sharing app is planned.
TikTok is working on building a new photo-sharing app to rival Instagram, and the app's logo and some details have been revealed - GIGAZINE
TikTok users have been receiving pop-up notifications about a new photo-sharing app called 'TikTok Notes' since April 2024, revealing that TikTok's photo-sharing app will be called 'TikTok Notes.'
Here's the notification that TikTok users reportedly received: The notification has the headline 'Your photo posts will now appear in TikTok Notes' and reads, 'TikTok Notes, a new app for posting photos, is coming soon! Your exciting, future-public TikTok photo posts will appear in TikTok Notes.'
Looks like TikTok is launching a new app for photo posts called 'TikTok Notes'. pic.twitter.com/xTbgcGxJno
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When TechCrunch contacted TikTok, they confirmed the development of TikTok Notes, but said the app was not yet available at the time of writing. A TikTok spokesperson said, 'As part of our ongoing efforts to innovate the TikTok experience, we're exploring ways to empower our community to create and share their creativity with photos and text in a dedicated space.'
Separately, it has been confirmed that the official TikTok Notes website was displayed when accessing the URL ' photo.tiktok.com '. However, at the time of writing this article, the URL is no longer accessible, so we can only check the page when it was accessible via the Internet Archive.
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