Elon Musk announced the discovery of the Vine video archive, previously believed deleted, and indicated plans to restore user access. Vine, known for its six-second looping videos, was acquired by Twitter in 2012 but was shut down due to monetization issues. The uncertainty surrounding TikTok in the U.S. presents an opportunity to revive and innovate Vine with new features. As regulatory actions loom over TikTok, considerations for its separation from ByteDance are also in play, potentially allowing Vine to capitalize on the shifting landscape.
X owner Elon Musk stated on the app that his company found the Vine video archive, which was thought to have been deleted, and is working on restoring user access.
With the future of TikTok uncertain in the U.S., reviving Vine with enhancements could be a strategic move considering the current regulatory landscape.
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