Instagram announced 'Edits,' a new video-editing app that closely resembles the ByteDance-owned CapCut that went offline along with TikTok.
Instagram is rolling out “Edits,” a new video editing app that closely resembles the Chinese-owned platform CapCut, which went offline along with TikTok.CapCut is the popular video editing app used by millions of TikTok creators and is owned by TikTok’s Chinese parent company ByteDance.
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