Social Media giant TikTok is expected to start charging users to watch videos in a shakeup to the app 📱
said they created the Series"with our community's love of sharing authentic stories, expertise and experiences in mind."
Adding that it will enable"eligible creators to post Collections of premium content behind a paywall which viewers can purchase for access."Series will be able to include a maximum of 80 videos each 20 minutes long with creators able to choose the price for the videos. The app described the paywall as"a new way to get paid to create on TikTok" adding that creators will be able to"connect with the TikTok community like never before."
Although the paywall system is new to TikTok, fellow platforms have a similar program to give viewers exclusive content. Youtube offers premium membership giving customers the chance to not have adverts and to get special content from their favourite creators.
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