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This is Tank, Google's new social network for iOS only

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A section of Google's Area 120 test projects launched this Wednesday The tank, the new social network that accepts the TikTok format, though it lives alone with a creative element current video platform.

According to Google, Tangi is a social video surveillance network, which helps its users learn new things every day. To do this, it focuses on philosophy Do It Yourself and encourages users to post clips on topics such as art, kitchen, beauty or lifestyle.

But there are details that deserve more attention: Tangi is only available on the web … and on iOS devices. There's no sign of an Android version right now.

Tangi encourages you to learn new things every day

Not only is the app theme reminiscent of TikTok: its fixed format When it comes to showing clips, it looks like we are getting an inheritance from the traditional Chinese social network.

To start giving life to the app Google says it has collaborated with others Popular content creators section DIY.

“We have been working with creators who have already made these kind of videos, so that Tangi is a place where they have a voice to inspire other creators. Tangi’s focus on building community and community art is a huge attraction for them. They are able to try new ways to take their art to the next level. For example, Holly suggests simple DIY projects and Rachel recounts amazing stories with her graphic novels. ”

For some reason running away from our information, Tank is only available on iOS through the Apple App Store, and the company has not yet announced its plans – if any – to take the app to the Google Play Store. But if you're curious and want to try it, you can do it by using the web version of it.

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