TikTok has brought a dual camera feature, TikTok Now, to enable its users to share their "most authentic moments with the people who matter the most" using their devices' front and back cameras. Users will receive a daily prompt to capture a 10-second video or a static photo to quickly and easily share what they are up to. TikTok Now can be accessed from both TikTok and the new TikTok Now app. In some countries, TikTok Now may be available within TikTok, downloadable as a new TikTok Now app, or available in both formats. TikTok will continue to enhance the user experience as it learns more about how the TikTok community embraces this new format. In TikTok Now, creators are in control of deciding who can view or engage with their content. They can block others and choose which comments appear on their content. Read: Tap teams up with Sonali Bank to launch inter-banking transaction services And if someone comes across behaviour they believe may violate the community guidelines, they can report it for review. If someone under the age of 16 creates an account to use the TikTok Now app, just like TikTok, their account will be private by default. Those under the age of 18 will not be able to share their content on the "explore" feed. People aged between 13 and 15 will have commenting options limited to "friends only."