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Several TikTok creators say it created business opportunities and contemplate life after a possible ban, including moving to Instagram Reels or YouTube Shorts (Wall Street Journal)

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Several TikTok creators say it created business opportunities and contemplate life after a possible ban, including moving to Instagram Reels or YouTube Shorts  —  The platform created business opportunities for some users.  Now, they’re planning for what might come next



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