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| Tik Tok expands to more TV screens |
TikTok is greatly expanding its influence on TV screens. After first launching in North America on the Amazon Fire TV platform, the TikTok TV app is now available on Samsung and LG smart TVs and Android TV devices, including Chromecast and Google TV.
Over a billion people come to TikTok to entertain, learn new things, create memorable content, and much more. Earlier this month, we launched TikTok TV in the US and Canada, and Amazon Fire TV is our number one partner. We are excited to launch the TikTok TV app now on Google TV, other Android TV devices, LG Smart TV and Samsung Smart TV.
She added, "We've brought TikTok to the big screen in the living room and introduced a new way to experience the fun and creativity of TikTok together at home." We make people come alive with our mobile application. A little joy. The big screen experience makes it easy for family and friends to enjoy the platform together.
TikTok TV app is designed to provide a home watching experience. In this way, you can easily view the content of the For You and Follow feed on the big screen.
This includes the most popular and most viewed videos in various categories from games and comedy to food and animals.
People can log into the TikTok TV app using their existing accounts. There is also an Explore page in the TV app which allows you to find more of your favorite content, creators, and categories on the platform. Tik Tok videos can be up to three minutes in length.
Tik Tok can be used on Samsung and LG TVs
The company said, “From the beginning, our mission has been to inspire creativity, bring happiness and create an enjoyable space for positive and creative expression. So we are very excited to bring this platform to more North American offerings.”
Outside of North America, the platform has been available on Samsung TV and Fire TV in the UK since 2020. The app had over 1 billion monthly active users in September. According to reports, the average listening time in the US has exceeded the average listening time on YouTube.
You can now dive into the platform's proprietary algorithm bytes by slapping the largest screen in your home.