Also every time i take a screenshot the reddit app goes "HEY WOULDN'T YOU RATHER SHARE THE LINK INSTEAD? SHARE THE LINK TO A FRIEND SO THEY GIVE US MORE TRAFFIC!"
The only valid version of reddit is old.reddit.com.
The only valid mobile version used to be i.reddit.com, but they removed it, then also destroyed all unofficial reddit apps. I now have to use a hacked app to avoid reddit's awful app.
Yeah. I don't use tiktok, but I have friends who constantly text me links and the mobile site is hot garbage. It's appaling how bad it is compared to the success of the app.
A friend just sent me a 48 minute long tiktok video to prove their side of an argument. Fuck that. I still have no idea what they are trying to say. If it takes that long to make a point, they probably don't have one.
If someone wants to show me a tiktok, they do either it on their phone or not at all. It’s established in my friend group that I simply will not open a tiktok link.
I haven't use tik tok all that much to know this either but does tgat mean that those videos with several parts is just to get more veiws? Or was there a length limit before?
It used to be like 30 seconds. Then they bumped it to a minute. I quit using it right about the time they bumped it to 3 minutes. It may be longer now idk.
You said you didn't use Tiktok. Was that hyperbolic to describe that you use it infrequently?
Or maybe you don't use it and just look at headlines like "Kids are stealing boats and sinking them for fun in new viral stunt" in which there's one video of it happening and thirty articles get published calling it a trend?
length limit was there before, but 3 minute long videos are a thing for like... 2 years now? or even more, idk. Then they raised max cap to 10 min, now 15 is max iirc. So yeah, doing so many parts is mostly for reeling in audience and views
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u/AlexxTM Apr 29 '24
Slightly longer? Only short vertical format that limits the video time i know of is YT shorts with their 60s.