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yoz ,

Wow that’s sucks! Will it affect me ? Probably not because I dont use tiktok.

Siliconic ,

Oh no! Anyway…

obinice ,
@obinice@lemmy.world avatar

Good thing I don’t use Chinese state spying software on my devices then.

yoz ,

Only American?

kratoz29 ,

Isn’t TikTok a huge ad itself?

newIdentity ,

TikTok revanced

kratoz29 ,

They first need to support YT shorts (other than blocking them completely ofc).

newIdentity ,

TikTok revanced already exists. I’m using it

SirSnufflelump ,

My vanced has shorts, you might need to update yours

kratoz29 ,

Oh mine too, but I meant a patch to block ads from there, I stopped using it because of Temu ads, indeed I just used this ‘feature’ for like a day.

SirSnufflelump ,

Odd, I don’t get any ads on the shorts.

kratoz29 ,

Lucky you.

miss_brainfart ,
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That wasn’t a thing already? I am genuinely surprised

Death_Equity ,

They were paid “influencer” ads before, now the ads will be more obvious.

nanometer ,

Shocking

autotldr Bot ,

This is the best summary I could come up with:

The company announced today that advertisers will be able to place ads alongside organic content that appears when searching in the app.

When a user clicks on an ad, they can continue scrolling to view search results in a feed-like format.

Ads will appear next to organic content that’s served when a user searches on TikTok, with a semitransparent “sponsored” label on the video thumbnail.

Instagram search ads appear when a user clicks on a post and begins to scroll through other content.

Young people are increasingly using TikTok as a Google replacement to look for product recommendations, restaurants, or shows to watch.

In the past, TikTok has also struggled with moderating content that appeared prominently in search results — last year, the platform pulled several videos that promoted the use of prescription drugs as weight loss ads after researchers found TikTok was surfacing them in search.

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