📹 Create better video, faster than ever with unlimited stock media downloads ➡️ storyblocks.com With the January 19th ban date creeping closer, many creators and brands on TikTok are scrambling to figure out how to migrate their followers to other social platforms. As Franklin Graves from the Creator Economy Law newsletter explains, TikTok's Terms of Service doesn't have anything preventing users from trying to scrape their follower's data, this ban is ultimately a reminder that you don't own your followers or that data outright. For now, many are simply trying to direct their followers to follow them on other social platforms, since TikTok does allow redirect links to other sites. Though some creators have reported being "shadow banned" with low view counts after creating these videos. Learn more about what you can expect from the upcoming TikTok ban and how to prepare for it in our latest webinar on-demand. Watch now ➡️ storyblocks.com/resources/webinars...