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NEW YORK (AP) — At a time when consumers are inundated with so-called social media influencers peddling the latest products online, a slew of TikTok users are leveraging their platforms to tell people what not to buy instead.

These days, TikTokers are telling their followers which products aren’t worth the money, or urging them to resist indulging in trends.

At a time when consumers are inundated with so-called social media influencers peddling the latest products online, a slew of TikTok users are leveraging t..

At a time when consumers are inundated with so-called social media influencers peddling the latest products online, a slew of TikTok users are leveraging their platforms to tell people what not to buy instead.

At a time when consumers are inundated with so-called social media influencers peddling the latest products online, a slew of TikTok users are leveraging their platforms to tell people what not to buy instead.

Social platform's #de-influencing trend promotes minimalism, but consumerist content has crept into the hashtag.

The trend, called “de-influencing,” is a stark contrast to prior ones like #TikTokMadeMeBuyIt

A slew of TikTok users are using their platforms to encourage people to buy less, not more