Tik Tok Down: Thousands of Users Find Their Profiles With Zeroed Counts

It appears to be a bug that is causing Tik Tok quite a few headaches: Users are reporting the app's malfunction on social media. Thousands of users have found their profiles "emptied," meaning their account counts have been reset to zero: no followers and no followed accounts.

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Matthew Setaro

May 3, 2021 - 22:31 am

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It seems to be a bug that is causing Tik Tok quite a few headaches:

Users are reporting on social app malfunction

Thousands of users found their profiles "emptied", meaning their account counts were reset to zero: no followers and no followed accounts.

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The notification system is also having problems

Su Twitter There are users from various countries reporting the problem, demonstrating the widespread nature of the malfunction.

The Chinese social media giant has not yet commented on the incident.

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Article published on May 3, 2021, at 22:31 AM - Matteo Setaro

      
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