In the coming weeks, the platform will release a new tool which will list the reasons why you are seeing a certain video
Have you ever wondered why TikTok recommends certain videos to your"For You" feed? Well, if you have, you will soon know the answer. As TikTok announced in a new, it will introduce a new tool in the coming weeks that will allow you to see why a particular video appears in your"For You" feed.
For example, the app may inform you that it is displaying this clip due to your previous interactions with the application, such as content you watched, liked, or shared, comments you posted, or searches you performed. It may also tell you that you're seeing this video because it was uploaded from an account you follow or from an account that has been suggested to you.
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