ByteDance, Tiktok’s parent company, has reportedly shut down Tiktok Music (its music streaming service) globally starting November 28.
The company is now encouraging its users to take advantage of the βAdd to Music Appβ option that lets users save songs they discover on TikTok to their preferred music streaming service.
ByteDance is now directing platform users to transfer playlists to other services.
The company founded Tiktok Music to compete with the likes of Spotify (SPOT) and Apple Music (AAPL).
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This service is available in Indonesia, Brazil, Australia, Singapore and Mexico.
βWe are sorry to inform you that TikTok Music will be shutting down on November 28, 2024.
“We are shutting down TikTok Music to focus on our purpose of advancing TikTok’s role in driving greater music listening and value on music streaming services for the benefit of artists, songwriters and the industry,” Ole Obermann, TikTok’s head of global music business development, said in a statement.
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