YouTube is officially launching its Shorts feature to rival TikTok. Among the TikTok copycats and in the midst of all the social drama, YouTube is officially launching their Shorts feature. And they’re making their debut in India, where TikTok has officially been banned. Like its competitor, Shorts allows users to upload 15-second short-form videos using tools, including a multi-segment camera, speed controls, a timer, and countdown tool. The videos can also be set to music, and YouTube is introducing a watch experience that lets users swipe through the Shorts clips vertically. (TechCrunch, CNET)
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