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TikTok is all set to shut down its music service in November. Reportedly, TikTok is planning to discontinue its music streaming business globally on November 28. TikTok will go offline and customer data will be deleted, the music division said in a post on its website, reported Bloomberg. Reportedly, users were told to transfer playlists to other services no later than October 28. With the “Add To Music App” feature, TikTok lets users save tracks they like on TikTok to playlists on partner services such as Spotify, Apple Music and Amazon. Watch the video to know more.
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TikTok To Shut Down Its Music Streaming Business in November
TikTok is all set to shut down its music service in November. Reportedly, TikTok is planning to discontinue its music streaming business globally on November 28. TikTok will go offline and customer data will be deleted, the music division said in a post on its website, reported Bloomberg. Reportedly, users were told to transfer playlists to other services no later than October 28. With the “Add To Music App” feature, TikTok lets users save tracks they like on TikTok to playlists on partner services such as Spotify, Apple Music and Amazon. Watch the video to know more.
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