
YouTube's TikTok competitor hits the US
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YouTube's TikTok competitor has come to the United States.
On Thursday, the company said it's expanding the beta program for its short-form video offering, called Shorts, to the United States now and over the next several weeks. Previously, it tested the product only in India. Globally, users have been able to view Shorts, but not create them. YouTube says its feature allows social media creators to "shoot short, catchy videos using nothing but their mobile phones." It offers a way to string multiple clips together, add music, and use a timer and countdown to record videos hands-free, all features currently available on TikTok.More Related News

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