US EditionHow TikTok Keeps You Hooked and Perpetually Scrolling
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The Washington Post released on Wednesday, October 8, a study of the data of several hundred users of TikTok. The newspaper observed an increase in the use of the social network among those who were not used to using it. Several data can explain the addictive nature of the application. - How TikTok captive its users to keep them scrolling? (New technologies).
Addicted to scrolling: TikTok's 'heavy users' spend over four hours a day on it
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How TikTok Gets Its Users Addicted, Scrolling Ever Longer For Content
“(We) collected TikTok watch histories from 1,100 users. We created a database of roughly 15 million videos served up to them in a six-month period last year. Our analyses showed just how effective TikTok is at getting even its heaviest users to swipe more and watch more on its platform.” – The Washington Post (MSN)
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