TikTok’s desktop version works similarly to the mobile version, but because desktops have more real estate to work with, you can see more of TikTok’s features via a single screen.Īfter opening the TikTok mobile app, users are taken directly to their For You Page, and can use buttons to like, comment, and share TikToks, or navigate to other parts of the app (Search, Discover, Profile, Inbox).

The short answer is: yes, you can use TikTok on desktop. Something that would make day-to-day life working from home more enjoyable.Bonus: Get a free TikTok Growth Checklist from famous TikTok creator Tiffy Chen that shows you how to gain 1.6 million followers with only 3 studio lights and iMovie. ‘This could be why this challenge is trending and proving to be so popular, as is it helping alleviate the kind of boredom associated with being isolated indoors.’ĭr Becky Spelman, a psychologist at Private Therapy Clinic, also says the projector could be a great way of creating the illusion of a window, if you don’t have one in your room (or have a small one). She adds: ‘These window scenes can bring a sense of awe and wonder. In fact, Jennifer says this could be the reason for its popularity in lockdown. It has an impact on humans flourishing - socially, psychologically, spiritually and emotionally.’ ‘It has been proven that watching nature programmes on TV can uplift people’s moods and reduce negative emotions. ‘Even by looking at picture or video of nature, or listening to the sounds, can help us have a moment of meditation and calm – this is why spas and salons play waterfalls or natural relaxing music. She tells .uk: ‘Research has shown that nature is great for wellbeing and mental health. Wellbeing expert Jennifer McKenzie seems to think so.

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