TikTok is launching a new feature called 'Footnotes' that allows users to add context to content, similar to community notes introduced by X and followed by Meta. This feature is intended to enhance discussions and provide users with the opportunity to share expertise based on a consensus-driven approach. TikTok's latest update comes at a time when its future in the U.S. is uncertain due to national security issues and the potential for a ban, despite recent extensions granted by lawmakers for the company to sort out ownership concerns.
TikTok's 'Footnotes' feature aims to enrich discussions by allowing users to share expertise and add context, promoting a consensus-driven approach to content.
The roll-out of Footnotes reflects TikTok's effort to enhance user engagement regarding potentially misleading content, similar to what other platforms like X and Meta have introduced.
The launch comes amid uncertainty about TikTok's future in the U.S., where it faces challenges related to its ownership and national security concerns.
Footnotes contributors must be 18+, have no recent violations, and be active for at least six months, allowing more informed participation in the discourse.
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