The head of video sharing platform YouTube says that the YouTube shorts platform based on YouTube's short video is getting 3.5 billion views a day during beta testing in India.
According to the French news agency AFP, the head of the platform, Susan Wojciech, has clarified her 2021 priorities in a written note. "Our new shorts player, which allows people around the world to watch short videos on YouTube, is getting 3.5 million views on a daily basis," he said.
We plan to expand the shorts to more markets this year," he said.
YouTube introduced a new Chinese app tick-tock-style video platform, Shorts, in mid-September last year, which it said was "a new way to introduce yourself in fifteen seconds or less." There is a way.
This feature, similar to the Chinese app Tick Tock, allows users to create and upload videos of 15 seconds or less.
YouTube has announced that it will be testing a beta version of the new video platform in India.
The new platform features a multi-segment camera to combine multiple video clips together. Speed controls, timers and countdowns have also been added to create videos using hands-free mobile phones.
This new platform is built on a tick-tock competition with 700 million users worldwide.
Former United States President Donald Trump has accused Beijing of spying without any evidence and has threatened to ban Chinese apps in the United States.
Facebook introduced a tick-tipped feature called 'Reels' on Instagram in August last year.
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