We saw this before with Twitter/X - network effects are crazy, and so even if 30% of your users jump to another platform, that network effect is still going be grinding down that other platform, and in reality it's probably 0.003% of users. It's a true testament to network effects the continued (reduced) existence of Twitter. I see no reason why Tiktok - a bigger, more successful, less controversial, platform is going to suffer from this.
We saw this before with Twitter/X - network effects are crazy, and so even if 30% of your users jump to another platform, that network effect is still going be grinding down that other platform, and in reality it's probably 0.003% of users. It's a true testament to network effects the continued (reduced) existence of Twitter. I see no reason why Tiktok - a bigger, more successful, less controversial, platform is going to suffer from this.