But conspiracy theories that say otherwise are coming for democracy itself.
When young adults use the social-media outlet to keep up with current events, what kind of information are they getting?
Instagram and TikTok stars are helping transform simplistic “link-in-bio” pages into sprawling, interactive displays.
MTV turned music into spectacle. The app is doing the opposite.
The company’s founder says in an interview that he wants it to be “a window” on the world. A Republican senator says it is a “Trojan horse.”
Multilevel-marketing companies rely on social media for recruiting. TikTok just became the first major platform to ban it.
TikTok made knockoffs cool. At what cost?
TikTok users are falling down rabbit holes where feature films are offered one 10-minute clip at a time.
Memes and moments come and go on TikTok, but its fascination with celebrity look-alikes is forever.
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