TikTok isn’t the worst of the social media lot, but it is fundamentally a video app and so will use a lot of system resources for downloading, decoding, and displaying video more or less nonstop. Obviously, streaming video on this scale uses quite a lot of data, which can mean trouble on a metered connection and contribute to battery drain.
There are a few strategies for correcting performance problems in TikTok. First, consider using TikTok Lite, which has the usual advantages of being smaller, working on older network technologies, and using less data. You can also save data by choosing a lower quality in the settings menu. Turning off notifications can go a long way toward minimizing background resource usage, too.
A common complaint about TikTok is that the app can use an enormous amount of storage for downloaded video files, as well as drafts of videos you’ve created yourself. Delete unnecessary drafts, and in a pinch, you can use Android’s settings menu to delete TikTok’s app data entirely.
Finally, if you’re having struggles with battery life, consider using TikTok’s dark mode. Displays take up a large portion of your phone’s battery life, and using dark mode can reduce this noticeably.
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