If you were losing followers, or the number turned to zero on TikTok, you are not alone! Thousands of users rushed to Twitter after facing a technical glitch on the video-sharing giant. According to the tweets, it appears that both Android and iOS services went offline, leaving many unable to log in and check their feeds. Along with it, there was a huge number of complaints appearing online saying that users have lost thousands of followers. There was no word on what caused the bug, but the TikTok support page on Twitter updated that the technical glitch was fixed, and the app is restored. Meanwhile, netizens took to Twitter sharing TikTok Down funny memes and jokes after being unable to access their accounts.

According to DownDetector, which monitors mentions across social media and tracks when web services are offline, thousands of TikTok users globally experienced the outage. Following the technical glitch, users rushed to Twitter to check if it’s just them or others too suffered the same. From losing followers to TikTok asking birthday dates, and more, TikTok users are facing glitches across the platform. And they did the best they can always—creating TikTok Down funny memes and jokes. ‘TikTok Down’ is one of the top trending hashtags on Twitter.

TikTok’s support team too noted the outage and took to Twitter to address the issue.

Here's TikTok's Tweet:

TikTok Down Funny Memes Go Viral

Zero Followers on TikTok?

Users Thought They Were Banned!

TikTok Users Rushing to Twitter!

Users Worried!

More TikTok Down Jokes 

Almost All TikTok Users!

LOL

Hahaha

After facing a few hours of technical glitch, it was fixed. The app shared another update on its support page on Twitter stating, “This issue has now been resolved. Your Following/Follower count display should be back to normal. Thanks for bearing with us!”

Issue Resolved!

Now that the glitch is fixed, users can access their accounts. Even though banned in India, TikTok enjoys amass followers across the world. As of October 2020, the app surpassed over two billion mobile downloads worldwide. The Chinese-owned video-sharing social networking service allows people to make a variety of short videos.

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