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Nepal decides to ban TikTok
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this post was submitted on 13 Nov 2023
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"Random" lmao
They show you exactly what their algorithm thinks gets you the most addicted and wants you to interact with the app in any way possible. Most of the time that's achieved by making you feel negative emotions
Just like Facebook or Instagram
And Twitter, Reddit, Youtube. Sadly this isn't an internet only phenomenon
Ok. Western apps do the same, but worse in my experience.
Not sure how cats are negative emotions. Put your tinfoil hat back on.
You're right about that, they're also trash
Yup. Never said they weren't.
Lemmy is so toxic lmao. Downvoting me in their little echo chamber because I pointed out that western apps are "worse" for it.
I find any group with deeply entrenched beliefs will trend towards toxicity.