TikTok: The Methamphetamine of Social Networks

Update: 2020-06-23

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TikTok has exploded onto the social network scene with its short videos proving to be effective at drawing in users and keeping them in the app. But has the TikTok algorithm hacked the human brain so well that it could be considered addictive, or even dangerous?

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TikTok: The Methamphetamine of Social Networks

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TikTok: The Methamphetamine of Social Networks

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TikTok: The Methamphetamine of Social Networks