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India's rural women TikTok stars feel the pinch of the Chinese app's ban

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TikTok's breakout stars - its rural Indian women users say they have the most to lose from the government's ban on the Chinese app. The app's popularity shot up in India, especially in rural India, making the country its biggest international market with around 200 million users.

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