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A TikTok clip that was supposed to be funny and encourage shoppers to buy clothes on Lazada backfired and resulted in many netizens boycotting the shopping platform instead.

In reaction to an “offensive” TikTok advert, Thai Army chief General Narongpan Jitkaewtha on Monday ordered all military units to stop buying goods on the Lazada shopping platforms.

The incident took place in a village in Chiang Rai.

E-commerce platform Lazada issued an apology on Friday for allowing a TikTok clip created by two controversial influencers to be used for its sales campaign.

A Palestinian influencer on TikTok documents the extraordinary cave life of his 12-member large family in the West Bank region: milking goats, making clay ovens, herding sheep, and above all, recording Israeli settlers' attacks on local Palestinians.

A Japanese woman on Monday apologised for posting a TikTok video in which she took off her face mask and danced inside a Bangkok Skytrain.

TikTok aims to make its brand more credible while providing increased knowledge to its users through a variety of content as livestreaming grows rapidly, the video platform said in a press release, adding that the entertainment trend will continue to be strong among Thais this year.

A host of tech companies have limited distribution of Russian news outlets RT and Sputnik and blocked advertising as the European Commission readies a ban on the two out of concern that they are spreading misinformation.

A TikTok clip showing a male customer at a cat café throwing a cat out of the shop to the dangerous roadside has infuriated netizens.

Youll find all the usual technology suspects inside Mary Veselkas Pearland, Texas, home. Theres her iPhone, a school-issued iPad for her young daughter and the latest boxes delivered from Amazon. The full-time mother has an active Facebook account and a TikTok account, and sitting in her living room is an Echo speaker, its Alexa voice assistant always ready to add items to her shopping list or turn off the lights.

TikTok, Snapchat and YouTube, all social media sites popular with teens and young adults, faced a barrage of questions and accusations Tuesday from lawmakers who want the companies to do more to protect children online.

This granny clearly doesn’t let age stop her from speeding