With 'Watch History,' TikTok users will be able to see what videos they have already watched
You saw a video on TikTok that you really liked, but you didn't save it and didn't remember the name of the uploader. You want to watch the video again, but you can't seem to find it. What do you do? Well, if TikTok releases this feature, you will be able to see what videos you have watched and then find the video in question.
In a tweet, later shared by social media consultant Matt Navarra, Hammod Oh shared a screenshot that shows a new option called"Watch History," which was probably under the"content and activity" section in the settings menu of the TikTok app.
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