
TikTok Is Testing Local Lifestyle Services in Indonesia and Thailand
TikTok is testing its local lifestyle business overseas, with the first stop being Southeast Asia. Currently, the business has launched in Indonesia and Thailand.
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TikTok is testing its local lifestyle business overseas, with the first stop being Southeast Asia. Currently, the business has launched in Indonesia and Thailand.
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