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TikTok Set To Launch Its Own Photo-Sharing App Called TikTok Notes—-TikTok is planning to launch a photo-sharing app that will rival the likes of Instagram, named “TikTok Notes”.

TikTok users have reported receiving pop up notifications with information on the latest app. The Chinese-owned social media giant have not confirmed when it will launch – but have said it will be “soon”.

Reddit users have shared screenshots of what could be yet to come. In one picture, the message on the TikTok app reads: “Your photo posts will now be shown on TikTok”. It further explains: “TikTok Notes, a new app for photo posts, is coming soon! Your existing and future public TikTok photo posts will be shown on TikTok Notes.”

It continues: “If you prefer not to show your public TikTok photo posts on TikTok Notes, turn this off now” with a slider button below where people can chose to share on the new app or not.

TikTok confirmed to TechCrunch that they are working on the app but specified that it is not available yet. A TikTok spokesperson said: “As part of our continued commitment to innovating the TikTok experience, we’re exploring ways to empower our community to create and share their creativity with photos and text in a dedicated space for those formats”.

However, there is a Notes website that features a landing page below with the option to download the app. Currently nothing happens on laptop or mobile devices when the ‘Open App’ button is clicked.

According to What’s The Big Data, TikTok had “over 1.7 billion users as of 2023”.

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JUST IN: Court Grants Dele Farotimi N50m bail Over Alleged Defamation On Afe Babalola

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JUST IN: Court Grants Dele Farotimi N50m bail Over Alleged Defamation On Afe Babalola—-Human rights lawyer, Dele Farotimi, has been granted bail by the Ekiti State High Court.

The court granted Farotimi bail in the sum of N50 million, with a surety of the same amount.

The court ruled that the surety must possess a landed property and adjourned the matter to January 29, 2025, for further proceedings.

Farotimi was taken to court by Chief Afe Babalola, a Senior Advocate of Nigeria, after being arrested by operatives of the Ekiti State Police Command.

Babalola, 95, accused Farotimi of defaming him in a book titled Nigeria and Its Criminal Justice System.

The arrest sparked outrage across the country, prompting civil society organizations and the Nigerian Bar Association to call for the activist’s release.

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Like Mohbad, Lil Smart Publicly Accuses Naira Marley And Zinoleesky Of Alleged Assault [VIDEO]

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Like Mohbad, Lil Smart Publicly Accuses Naira Marley And Zinoleesky Of Alleged Assault [VIDEO]—-Former Marlian Record signee, Lil Smart cries out for his safety as he makes shocking allegations against Naira Marley and Zinoleesky, while showing off bruises.

The ex Marlian dancer took to his social media page to allege that the Marlian Record boss, Naira Marley and Zinoleesky had reportedly abducted him and beat him up.

Additionally, he claimed that his valuables, including his wallet containing $300 and his house key, were taken from him.

He showed off the bruises he had allegedly sustained from the incident.

Lil Smart cries out, accuses Naira Marley, Zinoleesky of assault and kidnap
Naira Marley.

Lil Smart urged people to hold Naira Marley and Zinoleesky responsible if he harm should come to him.

Lil Smart cries out, accuses Naira Marley, Zinoleesky of assault and kidnap
Zinoleesky.

His words read in part …

“I escaped death today ting NAIRA MARLEY, ZINO, INN & MMP attacked me,kidnapped & took me into bush .. Where They nearty killed me….

They naked me, took my skate, my necklace, my wallet containing $300 and my trousers which my house key I had a chance to run away but naked in the express

“i if anything happens to me, missing or killed know it is both NAIRA MARLEY & ZINO”

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