CapCut, a popular video editing app owned by TikTok owner ByteDance, is also shutting down in the U.S.
CapCut, a free editing powerhouse, was the backbone of countless content creators. Its professional-grade features, such as automatic color correction and background removal, made it an essential tool for many. With its sudden disappearance, millions of creators are scrambling to find alternatives.
Here are the following apps shut down in the United States today : TikTok, CapCut, Lemon8, Gauth, Hypic
In a shocking turn of events, TikTok and CapCut Lemon8, Gauth, Hypichas officially ceased operations in the U.S, leaving millions of users unable to access the apps. The wildly popular platforms, which became a cultural phenomenon, is now completely offline for U.S. citizens.
CapCut is officially unavailable in the U.S. right now banning an app that so many creatives, influencers, and everyday people use to express themselves and create content. It’s giving censorship vibes for sure, and it’s honestly frustrating to see how decisions like this keep happening without considering the impact on us.
TikTok and CapCut users now face uncertainty as the enforcement of this law reshapes the digital landscape, This development has left creators, influencers, and brands scrambling for alternatives as the digital landscape undergoes a seismic shift. Many are already speculating about the next big platform to take center stage.
