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TikTok has introduced exciting new features that give Nigerians more control over what they see on their ‘For You’ feed. These updates make it easier for users to explore their interests, find new creators, and personalize their TikTok experience like never before.
What’s New in TikTok’s ‘For You’ Feed?
TikTok’s new features in the For You feed include three main tools: Manage Topics, Smart Keyword Filtering, and a helpful guide explaining how the For You feed works. The For You feed is the heart of TikTok, where users discover fresh content and creators, and where creators grow their audiences.
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Manage Topics: Choose What You Want to See More Of
One of the most exciting TikTok’s new features is Manage Topics. This feature lets users control how often they see videos about popular categories like Creative Arts, Travel, Nature, and Sports. With just a few taps, Nigerians can shape their For You feed to show more of what they enjoy.
Manage Topics doesn’t block any content entirely but adjusts how often certain topics appear. This helps users discover new topics and creators they might love while keeping their feed fresh and interesting.
Smart Keyword Filtering: Filter Out What You Don’t Want
TikTok’s new features also include a Smart Keyword Filter. This tool helps users filter out videos by blocking not just specific words but also related terms and synonyms. For example, if someone wants to avoid certain topics, this filter will help keep those videos out of their feed.
This update builds on TikTok’s existing keyword filters, which have been used over 190 million times worldwide. Now, Nigerians can better control their feeds by limiting content they prefer not to see.
Learn How the For You Feed Works
To help users understand how their For You feed is created, TikTok has introduced a 101 guide. This easy-to-understand guide explains why certain videos are recommended and offers tips on how to personalize the feed.
The guide includes educational videos that have been watched over 180 million times globally. It is designed to help both teens and adults use TikTok safely and enjoyably.
Keeping TikTok Safe and Fun for Everyone
TikTok’s new features also come with stronger safety measures. The platform applies strict rules to keep inappropriate content out of the ‘For You’ feed, especially for younger users. It limits mature or complex themes for teens and offers tools like Restricted Mode to help users avoid uncomfortable content.
Users can also refresh their feed, mark videos as “not interested,” and reduce frequent recommendations of certain types of content that might be problematic if seen too often.
What This Means for Nigerians
These updates mean Nigerians now have more power to control their TikTok experience. Whether you want to see more videos about your favorite hobbies or avoid topics you don’t like, TikTok’s new features give Nigerians more control over their For You feed.
Creators like Anchi Vibes and Charityekezie, who share unique Nigerian stories and break stereotypes, can reach the right audiences more easily. This helps important voices grow and sparks meaningful conversations across the platform.
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TikTok’s new features give Nigerians more control over their For You feed, making the app more fun, safe, and personalized. With Manage Topics, Smart Keyword Filtering, and a helpful guide, users can enjoy a TikTok experience that truly fits their interests and needs.
So, if you’re a TikTok user in Nigeria, these updates are here to help you explore, learn, and discover content and creators you love — all while keeping your feed just the way you want it.
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