tiktok!!
Lawmakers question what the app could be doing with users’ personal information and whether the app could pose a national security risk.
Company behind popular app TikTok under investigation
tiktok!!
Lawmakers question what the app could be doing with users’ personal information and whether the app could pose a national security risk.
Good, I’m tired of their corny ads.
I’m confused
for the clout, done with the ads
Google does the same thing
I have never used a tik tok app but there are so many apps that collects data no privacy at all
*me waiting for that one tik tok meme*
They’re all TikTards.
Twitter shouldn’t have shut down Vine. I mean, I never liked it but…seems like that’s why people flocked over.
Only NSA is allowed to collect data on Americans 😆
🤳: Free Hong Ko-
*Tik Tok* : Ok, stop.
Dosen’t facebook do this too??
I am not one of the 26 million users lol
I never used TikTok.
Bruh, what a world we live in today
When you download any App, you agree to their terms. Most of the time they’re collecting data as well.
On the Chinese law about helping them spy, it literally mentions how the company must always deny involvement or face prosecution.
“Might be stealing your information.”
Ahem…. DUH!
I’m pretty sure it’s not Just for ads. We can’t be this simple minded.
What app isn’t collecting data?
I’m just sick of seeing their ads at the end of every YouTube video. Shut em down, Feds.
It probably the same people who say”Hi this is Micheal smith and you owe the IRS 2 million dollars”.
When downloading an app go look at the “user permissions”. You’d be surprised how much data and device information you’re allowing to be collected
as if american companies arent spying 🙄
I’ve never trusted tiktok too many Eboys and egirls
when it is free, you ARE the product.
me: *makes a tiktok*
me after seeing this: *deletes all my tiktoks and deletes tiktok*
I knew there was a reason I never downloaded this app, aside from it being dumb.
I’d love to hear out the conspiracy theory of how this is a matter of national security.
Simple answer: Read the terms of agreement.