印度千万粉丝级“网红”抱怨:没有中国APP,将失去收入来源
2020-07-04 18:44 阅读
中国日报

In the years since it has launched in India, the app has become a platform for Indians of all ages and classes - from police constables to housewives - who dance, sing and perform for their followers. The app has turned many ordinary Indians into social media stars.
The former lawyer is now one of India's many TikTok stars, teaching "American English", and giving relationship advice and pep talks to more than 10 million followers on her three channels.

"I was completely taken off guard when the news arrived. I mean, this is my life now. It's my full-time job."
"Many of my friends depend on the app as their primary source of income," she says. "

“I was very disappointed when I saw the news today morning and realised that TikTok was banned by the Indian government. This is only an entertainment platform and you can distract yourself from stress.”

Since April, eight of the 25 most-downloaded apps in India are from Chinese companies.
The tech policy expert Prasanto K Roy says the ban will hurt all Indians who were making money and business connections through these apps.
"The thousands of TikTok influencers who were making a living off the platform and the many Indian traders and businessmen who need to connect to people in China and do that over WeChat —this cuts them off."
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