Just over 40% of the app's 2018 downloads came from Indian users, a much larger proportion than last year.
Chinese short-form video app TikTok has been downloaded 1 billion times across Android and iOS, according to Sensor Tower figures.Just over 40% of the app's 2018 downloads came from Indian users.
Chinese short-form video app TikTok has hit a major milestone, with one billion downloads across Android and iOS,Sensor Tower added that the billion figure did not include Android installs from China, so the real number of installs is likely to be much higher. Roughly 663 million of TikTok's total one billion downloads came in 2018, meaning it was downloaded more last year than Instagram, which garnered 444 million new downloads.Popular with children and pre-teens, Sensor Tower's data shows that TikTok seems to be taking off in the Indian market. In January 2019, 43% of the app's new users were from India, up from 9.5% in January 2018.
and merging it with its own app TikTok. Since then it has evolved into a short-form video app which has been likened to the now-defunct Vine.
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