You can get your data in the TXT or JSON format.Īnd wait. Then tap on that person to see thumbnails of all their videos. If you’re following the creator, tap on the “Following” link just below your username to see a list of all the creators you’re following.If you “liked” the video, tap on the heart icon below your profile to see thumbnails of all the videos you’ve liked.Tap on the “Me” icon in the lower-right corner.Well, if I had been smart quickly enough to “like” the video - or follow the creator - it would have been easy: And because I couldn’t remember the name of the creator, I was essentially sunk. But unfortunately, it’s not as easy with TikTok, which doesn’t have a simple way to check the history of which videos you’ve watched.įor example, the day I started writing this, I accidentally swiped out of videos I was watching at least two times and was unable to immediately get back to them. Usually, this is an easy fix: I can just back up to the previous page of the book or check out my YouTube history. In addition, if I have to take a phone call or answer a Slack message, I can lose track of where I was. I have a very bad habit of accidentally touching my phone’s screen, which often results in going a page forward or back in the book I’m reading or leaving the YouTube video I’m watching - or going to a different TikTok video than the one I was just enjoying.
