ByteDance intends to launch a US-specific version of CapCut, known as 'CapCut US', as part of compliance with a 2024 divest-or-ban law. Additionally, the company is planning to create a separate US version of TikTok. This move indicates a strategy to separate its US assets beyond just TikTok’s ownership. CapCut is widely popular, with over one billion downloads and currently ranking as the top photo and video app in the US app store. The future of other ByteDance apps in the US remains uncertain, with discussions about potential replicas of apps like Lemon8 or Gauth also pending compliance with established laws.
ByteDance plans to release a US-specific version of the video-editing app CapCut as part of compliance with a 2024 divest-or-ban law.
The new US version of TikTok and CapCut suggests a broader strategy by ByteDance to separate itself from US operations and comply with legal requirements.
CapCut has over 1 billion downloads on Google Play and is the top photo and video app in Apple's US app store, highlighting its popularity.
The future of ByteDance apps in the US might include creating replicas of other platforms like Lemon8 and Gauth, subject to similar laws.
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