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TEMPO.CO, Jakarta - TikTok will close its photo-sharing app, TikTok Notes, on May 8, 2025. After the closure of this Instagram competitor, TikTok is directing its users to switch to Lemon8 as an alternative to TikTok Notes.

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TikTok is shutting down its Instagram competitor, TikTok Notes, on May 8. The photo-sharing app launched in testing in Canada, Australia, and Vietnam last