MOJ-THE INDIAN TIK TOK

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TikTok was one of the most downloaded apps in India, however, it was recently banned in the country under Section 69A of the Information Technology Act. The reason provided by the government was that the app is engaged in activities that are prejudicial to sovereignty and integrity, defence and security of the country. Due to this many alternative apps were launched in the country, including Moj, Mitron and more. Also Read - Apple event expected to be held on March 23 reportedly shifted to April Moj is a short video platform similar to TikTok, that has managed to gain a huge audience since the ban. It has multiple features like special effects, stickers and more. Here we will be taking a look at how you can download, install and use the Moj app on your Android or iPhone. We will also be listing some of the app’s features for you to take a look at. Moj app is currently available on both the Google Play Store and the Apple App Store. You can download it on either platform by opening the app store and then searching for Moj. Then you need to open the product page for Moj – Made in India | Short Video app. Then you need to press download. On Android, the downloading and installation process will start immediately. However, on iOS the App Store will require for you to verify the install using your Apple account credentials. The app weighs 60.46MB on Android and 124.3MB on iOS.

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