Like PUBG Mobile, will TikTok also return? Bytedance playing TickTock bets

Like PUBG Mobile, Bytedance is also preparing to make a comeback in the Indian market. The company has recently trademarked the name TickTock. Is the company preparing to return to the Indian market with the help of this trademark? Let us know the special things about it.

Like PUBG Mobile, the short video platform TikTok may also return to the Indian market someday. Well it is not impossible. Like PUBG Mobile re-entered the Indian market as Battlegrounds Mobile India (BGMI), Tiktok may come under the name of TickTock. Since the ban last year, ByteDance has made several attempts to make a comeback in the country, but so far it has not been successful. Also Read - TikTok completes 3 billion downloads, made this new record

TikTok will be back!

However, the company's hopes of making a comeback in the Indian market are still not over completely. On Twitter, Twitter @StuffListings shared information about a trademark application, in which a trade march has been made to TickTock. This trademark has been patented by none other than TikTok's parent company ByteDance, which points to its Indian plan. Also Read - Now up to 3 minutes video will be made on TikTok, users will have double fun

The listing status is currently 'marked for exam', which is probably the reason why not much information has been revealed about it yet. If reports are to be believed, ByteDance is following the same strategy that PUBG developer Krafton has adopted. Crafton has launched PUBG Mobile back in the Indian market with rebranding and some changes. Also Read - TikTok deleted the account of more than 11 million users, including users under the age of 13

However, the return of TikTok, which has more than 200 million users, will surely make its users happy, even if the company comes to India by any other name. Note that there are many differences between products in trademarking, even though they have similar names. Therefore, it is not necessary that due to the name of TickTock being like TickTalk, there should also be an app there.

How easy will it be to return?

After Tiktok was banned in the Indian market, many apps tried to target its space, but none had much success. However, Instagram Reels benefited the most from this. According to the latest reports, popular made-in-India apps MX TakaTak, Moj, Roposo and Josh have garnered about 97 percent of TikTok's user base.

This figure is beyond 19 crores. According to RedSeer, 75 percent of Tiktok users do not want to join this app back, no matter what name it is launched under. In such a situation, the return of Bite Dance to the Indian market will not be as easy as that of Crafton.