Is TikTok a Chinese Cambridge Analytica data bomb waiting to explode?

guest · Mar 5, 2020

US Lawmakers Told of Security Risks From China-owned TikTok
March 4, 2020
https://www.securityweek.com/us-lawmakers-told-security-risks-china-owned-tiktok

At a Senate hearing, officials from the FBI, the Justice Department and Homeland Security said the video-sharing app could become another tool exploited by Chinese intelligence services.
Senator Josh Hawley, who convened the hearing, said he was introducing a bill to ban TikTok from all US government devices, calling it "a major security risk for the American people."

While the various data points collected by TikTok may not seem sensitive, Wallace said the information may be aggregated and "used for many purposes."
In his written testimony, Wallace said Chinese-owned social media applications may collect personal data including biometrics, contact lists, location data and bank and credit card details.

"Any and all data can be transferred to other locations and associated entities to include the Chinese parent company," he said.
Adam Hickey, an assistant attorney general in the Justice Department's security division, said the aggregation of data from TikTok "makes it easier for intelligence services to either recruit or hack into systems used by government employees."
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guest · Mar 11, 2020

TikTok steps up transparency efforts after privacy concerns in United States
March 11, 2020
https://www.reuters.com/article/us-...ivacy-concerns-in-united-states-idUSKBN20Y1N2

Social media app TikTok is launching a content moderation center in a bid to boost transparency, the Chinese company said on Wednesday, as it faces scrutiny from U.S. lawmakers who have accused it of sharing user data with the Chinese government.

The "Transparency Center" is to be opened at TikTok's Los Angeles office where external experts will oversee its operations, the company said in its blog bit.ly/2vNzjsv.
The center would later provide insights into the app’s source code, the closely guarded internal instructions of the software, and offer more details on privacy and security.

Several U.S. agencies that deal with national security and intelligence issues have banned employees from using the app, whose popularity among teenagers has been growing rapidly.
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TikTok: TikTok to launch Transparency Center for moderation and data practices

Today, we are pleased to announce another important step forward: our plan to open a TikTok Transparency Center. This new facility in our LA office will provide outside experts an opportunity to directly view how our teams at TikTok go about the day-to-day challenging, but critically important, work of moderating content on the platform.
Through this direct observation of our Trust & Safety practices, experts will get a chance to evaluate our moderation systems, processes and policies in a holistic manner.
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guest · Mar 12, 2020

Senators want to ban TikTok from government phones
The bill comes as TikTok looks to reassure US officials
March 12, 2020
https://www.engadget.com/2020/03/12/senators-want-to-ban-tiktok-from-government-phones/

All federal government employees could soon be banned from downloading TikTok on work-issued smartphones. Senators Josh Hawley (R-Missouri) and Rick Scott (R-Florida) have introduced a bill that would do just that, claiming the social media app poses a national security threat.

If passed, the 'No TikTok on Government Devices Act,' would bar employees of the federal government from installing the short form video app on official phones. Though, it makes exceptions for research, investigative, and national security purposes.

"TikTok is owned by a Chinese company that includes Chinese Communist Party members on its board, and it is required by law to share user data with Beijing," Sen. Hawley said.
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The latest effort to limit TikTok comes one day after TikTok announced a new "transparency center" in order to help quell concerns about spying.
"While we think the concerns are unfounded, we understand them and are continuing to further strengthen our safeguards while increasing our dialogue with lawmakers to help explain our policies," a TikTok spokesperson said in a statement.
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guest · Mar 15, 2020

TikTok will stop using China-based moderators to screen foreign content
March 15, 2020
https://www.engadget.com/2020/03/15/tiktok-to-stop-using-china-moderators-for-foreign-content/

The social media company said it will stop using China-based moderators to screen content in any other country, and that more than 100 moderators will have to either find other jobs inside parent company Bytedance or leave. Teams local to given areas should take over within a few weeks, TikTok said.

The move to region-oriented moderators theoretically reduces the chances that TikTok will censor political statements and other content the Chinese government doesn't like.
As with earlier measures, TikTok isn't doing this entirely voluntarily. Politicians and regulators (particularly in the US) are worried not just that TikTok might be censoring material, but that it might pose a security threat.
The reduced involvement of China-based staff theoretically shows that it's not an organ of the country's authoritarian government.
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guest · Mar 18, 2020

TikTok reveals first members of new U.S. content-moderation committee
March 18, 2020
https://www.reuters.com/article/us-...-s-content-moderation-committee-idUSKBN2152BJ

Chinese social video app TikTok named the initial members of a U.S.-focused content moderation committee to advise on its policies on Wednesday, as it faces U.S. scrutiny over data-sharing and censorship concerns.
The council, which it announced in October, will meet every few months to give “unvarnished views” and advice on content moderation policies and evaluate the company’s actions.

The council’s first meeting at the end of March will focus on topics around “platform integrity, including policies against misinformation and election interference.”
The group will be chaired by Dawn Nunziato, a professor at George Washington University Law School and co-director of the Global Internet Freedom Project.
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TikTok: Introducing the TikTok Content Advisory Council

guest · May 8, 2020

Dutch watchdog to investigate TikTok's use of children's data
May 8, 2020
https://www.reuters.com/article/us-...e-tiktoks-use-of-childrens-data-idUSKBN22K1UE

The Dutch privacy watchdog said on Friday it would investigate how Chinese-owned social media app TikTok, which has become hugely popular during the COVID-19 pandemic, handles the data of millions of young users.

The move comes amid growing U.S. scrutiny of the app, which allows users to create and share short videos of themselves with millions of people worldwide.

“TikTok’s top priority is protecting our users’ privacy and safety, especially our younger users,” spokeswoman Gudrun Herrmann said in a statement sent to Reuters.
In April, TikTok blocked the live chat and video streaming function for users under 16 and introduced parental controls to restrict inappropriate content and manage screentime.
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Highlighting the vulnerability of teenagers and children who may not be aware of the consequences of their online behaviour, the DPA it would “examine whether TikTok adequately protects the privacy of Dutch children.”
The DPA will examine whether the app clearly states how it uses data and whether “parental consent is required for TikTok to collect, store and use children’s personal data,” it said.

Preliminary results from the investigation are expected later this year, it said.
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guest · May 14, 2020

Advocacy group says TikTok violated US Federal Trade Commission consent decree, children's privacy rules
May 14, 2020
https://www.scmp.com/tech/apps-soci...s-tiktok-violated-us-federal-trade-commission

A group of privacy advocacy organisations is filing a complaint with the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) on Thursday alleging that the popular app TikTok violated a consent decree and a law protecting children’s privacy online.

The Center for Digital Democracy, Campaign for a Commercial-Free Childhood and others said TikTok had failed to take down all videos made by children under the age of 13, as it agreed to do under a consent agreement with the FTC announced in February 2019.
TikTok spokeswoman Hilary McQuaide said in response to the new complaint that “we take privacy seriously and are committed to helping ensure that TikTok continues to be a safe and entertaining community for our users.”
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“We found that TikTok currently has many regular account holders who are under age 13, and many of them still have videos of themselves that were uploaded as far back as 2016, years prior to the consent decree,” they said in their complaint.

“TikTok continues to be one of the most popular apps in the world, and it is widely used by children and teens in the United States, so it is especially important that the FTC promptly and thoroughly investigate TikTok’s practices and take effective enforcement action,” the groups said in their complaint.
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guest · May 19, 2020

TikTok nabs Disney’s streaming boss to be its new CEO
May 18, 2020
https://www.cnbc.com/2020/05/18/tiktok-nabs-disneys-streaming-boss-to-be-its-new-ceo.html

Disney’s Head of Streaming, Kevin Mayer, is set to become TikTok’s chief executive, TikTok announced Monday.
Mayer will also serve as chief operating officer of ByteDance, the Chinese company that owns TikTok, effective June 1.
It’s a huge score for TikTok, a social media platform that hosts short form videos.

TikTok has been facing heightened scrutiny over its privacy and censorship of content in Asia, and U.S. politicians have raised national security concerns. Mayer told CNBC that he has experience with digital privacy and security at Disney, and is able to deal with privacy and data challenges facing TikTok.

“I know how to deal with those challenges and digital platforms almost universally face these challenges. At Disney we had privacy considerations we handled well,” he said.
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guest · May 21, 2020

House Republicans press TikTok on use of kids' data, ties to Beijing
May 21, 2020
https://www.reuters.com/article/us-...se-of-kids-data-ties-to-beijing-idUSKBN22X26P

wo leading Republicans in the U.S. House of Representatives wrote a letter to the founder of the popular video sharing app TikTok on Thursday, asking about potentially illegal use of data about children and ties to the Chinese government.

Representatives Greg Walden, the top Republican on the House Energy and Commerce Committee, and Cathy McMorris Rodgers, the ranking member of a consumer subcommittee, asked what information was collected about American users, what data is shared with the Chinese Communist Party or other state-owned entities and whether information on Americans is stored in China.

“TikTok’s seemingly close ties to the Chinese government raise serious concerns about your data practices, including what information your company collects on Americans and what you do with it,” they wrote.
The letter was addressed to Zhang Yiming, founder and CEO of TikTok owner ByteDance.
“We’ve received the letter and will respond as we look forward to bringing greater clarity to our policies, practices, and operations.”
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guest · May 28, 2020

Exclusive: TikTok owner ByteDance moves to shift power out of China - sources
May 28, 2020
https://www.reuters.com/article/us-...hift-power-out-of-china-sources-idUSKBN2341VJ

TikTok’s poaching of Disney’s Kevin Mayer to be its CEO was just the most visible part of a broader strategy by its Chinese owner to shift its centre of power away from China at a time of rising global tensions, several people familiar with the plans said.

The short video app’s parent company ByteDance has quietly made a series of moves in recent months to transfer global decision-making and research capabilities out of its home country, the sources told Reuters.
The strategy is aimed not only at TikTok, which is not available in China, but all of ByteDance’s non-China focused businesses, the sources said. Such businesses also include units in India like social networking app Helo.
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The changes come at a time of heightened tension between the United States and China over trade, technology and the COVID-19 pandemic, as well as intense U.S. regulatory scrutiny of TikTok, which has rapidly gained popularity around the globe and counts the United States as one of its biggest market.
These significant organizational changes are being greeted warily by some ByteDance staff who support the company’s global operations from China, three sources told Reuters.

When asked about whether TikTok’s recent moves could assuage U.S. regulatory concerns, he told Reuters: “As long as TikTok or any other application operates in a way that gives the Chinese government and Communist Party leverage, it is impossible to separate the dangers of using such an application from the reality that users’ information could be at risk.”
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guest · May 29, 2020

U.S. senators urge probe of TikTok on children's privacy
May 29, 2020
https://www.reuters.com/article/us-...-of-tiktok-on-childrens-privacy-idUSKBN2352YD

Four U.S. senators, including a China hawk, urged the Federal Trade Commission on Friday to investigate allegations that the popular video app TikTok violated a consent decree protecting children’s privacy.

In their letter, lawmakers noted a report by the Center for Digital Democracy, Campaign for a Commercial-Free Childhood and others saying that Chinese-owned TikTok had failed to take down videos made by children under age 13 as it agreed under a 2019 consent agreement with the FTC.

“Faced with compelling evidence that this wildly popular social media platform is blatantly flouting binding U.S. privacy rules, the FTC should move swiftly to launch an investigation and forcefully hold violators accountable,” said the letter, which was signed by Democratic Senators Ed Markey, an author of COPPA, and Richard Blumenthal.
It was also signed by Republican Senators Josh Hawley, a critic of big social media and China, and Marsha Blackburn.
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Minimalist · Jun 26, 2020

TikTok To Stop Clipboard Snooping After Apple Privacy Feature Exposes Behavior

A new privacy feature in Apple iOS 14 sheds light on TikTok’s practice of reading iPhone users’ cut-and-paste data, even though the company said in March it would stop.
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https://threatpost.com/tiktok-to-st...-after-apple-privacy-feature-exposes-behavior

Minimalist · Jul 5, 2020

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TikTok To Stop Clipboard Snooping After Apple Privacy Feature Exposes Behavior

https://threatpost.com/tiktok-to-st...-after-apple-privacy-feature-exposes-behavior
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TikTok is not the only one.
Microsoft-Owned LinkedIn, Reddit Caught Reading iOS Clipboards Because Why Not

iOS 14 includes new warnings when apps access clipboard data, and by the looks of things, this is something that way too many apps have been doing for God knows how long.
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https://news.softpedia.com/news/mic...ng-ios-clipboard-because-why-not-530459.shtml

guest · Jul 8, 2020

mood said: ↑

U.S. senators urge probe of TikTok on children's privacy
May 29, 2020
https://www.reuters.com/article/us-...-of-tiktok-on-childrens-privacy-idUSKBN2352YD
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U.S. is probing allegations TikTok violated children’s privacy
July 7, 2020
https://venturebeat.com/2020/07/07/u-s-is-probing-allegations-tiktok-violated-childrens-privacy/

The Federal Trade Commission and the U.S. Justice Department are looking into allegations that popular app TikTok failed to live up to a 2019 agreement aimed at protecting children’s privacy, according to two people interviewed by the agencies.

The development is the latest bump in the road for the short video company, which is popular with teens. TikTok has seen scrutiny, including from the national security-focused Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States, rise sharply because of its Chinese parent corporation.
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U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said on Monday that the United States is “certainly looking at” banning TikTok, suggesting it shared information with the Chinese government, a charge it denied. A staffer in a Massachusetts tech policy group and another source said they took part in separate conference calls with FTC and Justice Department officials to discuss accusations that TikTok had failed to live up to an agreement announced in February 2019.

A TikTok spokesman said they take “safety seriously for all our users,” adding that in the United States they “accommodate users under 13 in a limited app experience that introduces additional safety and privacy protections designed specifically for a younger audience.”
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guest · Jul 9, 2020

TikTok saw a rise in government demands for user data
July 9, 2020
https://techcrunch.com/2020/07/09/tiktok-transparency-data-demands/

Late last year, TikTok’s parent company ByteDance joined the raft of American tech giants that publish the number of government demands for user data and takedown requests by releasing its own numbers.

In its second and most recent transparency report, published today, TikTok said it received 500 total legal demands, including emergency requests, from governments in the first half of the year, up 67% on the previous half.
TikTok also received 45 government demands to remove contents.
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But the company’s efforts to fall in line with the rest of the U.S. tech scene’s transparency efforts is not likely to quell long-held fears held by the company’s critics, including lawmakers, which last year called on U.S. intelligence to investigate the firm.
TikTok continues to contend that it’s not a threat and that it’s firmly rooted in the United States.
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Reuters: TikTok says removed over 49 million videos in second half of 2019

Social media app TikTok said on Thursday it removed more than 49 million videos from its platform in the second half of last year for violating its guidelines.

These videos accounted for less than 1% of the total posted on the platform and fell under categories such as "violent and graphic content, hate speech and adult nudity", it said in a report (here) released on its website.
About one-third of the videos were from India, followed by the United States and Pakistan, it added.
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TikTok Transparency Report July 1, 2019 - December 31, 2019 Released: July 9, 2020)

hawki · Jul 10, 2020

"Amazon orders employees to remove TikTok from phones ‘due to security risks’..."

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hawki · Jul 10, 2020

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"TikTok: Amazon says email asking staff to remove app 'sent in error'..."

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guest · Jul 16, 2020

White House advisor says TikTok could operate as a U.S. firm
July 16, 2020
https://www.neowin.net/news/white-house-advisor-says-tiktok-could-operate-as-a-us-firm

Larry Kudlow, a White House economic advisor, has told reporters that TikTok could become a separate entity from Beijing ByteDance Technology Co. and operate as a U.S. firm. Kudlow didn’t confirm how TikTok would operate, whether it would do it alone or be acquired by a U.S. company but did say that a final decision has not been made.

TikTok did not share any new information on the matter but, last week, ByteDance did confirm that it’s “evaluating changes to the corporate structure of its TikTok business”.
With the U.S.-China trade war continuing, the U.S. is looking to tighten the screws on China where it can.
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With regards to TikTok, the Trump administration could use the International Emergency Economic Powers Act, according to the New York Times, which could let the administration go after foreign firms like TikTok if they pose an unusual or extraordinary threat.
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guest · Jul 17, 2020

Wells Fargo Employees Advised to Delete TikTok from Company Phones
July 15, 2020
https://hotforsecurity.bitdefender....-delete-tiktok-from-company-phones-23735.html

The popular TikTok app was deemed a security risk by Wells Fargo, and its employees have been told to delete the app from their phones. It’s not the first company to suggest this course of action, following mixed messages from Amazon.

According to a CCN report, a Wells Fargo spokesperson confirmed the information.

“A small number of employees with corporate-owned devices who had installed the TikTok application,” The spokesperson said. “Due to concerns about TikTok’s privacy and security controls and practices, and because corporate-owned devices should be used for company business only, we have directed those employees to remove the app from their devices.”
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A few days ago, Amazon sent an internal memo saying pretty much the same thing, only to backtrack a few hours later, saying that it has been sent by mistake. On the other hand, TikTok is not staying silent.

“Tens of millions of Americans, including Wells Fargo employees, come to TikTok for entertainment, inspiration and connection, especially during the pandemic. Our hope is that whatever concerns Wells Fargo can be answered through transparent dialogue so that their employees can continue to participate in and benefit from our community,” reads the announcement from TikTok.
Whatever is happening with the app is still open for debate, but more companies and government will likely continue to push for its elimination.
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guest · Jul 17, 2020

Does TikTok Really Pose a Risk to US National Security?
Concerns about the Chinese government shouldn't be dismissed, experts say. But banning TikTok would be a drastic measure
July 17, 2020
https://www.wired.com/story/tiktok-ban-us-national-security-risk/

Trump’s chief of staff Mark Meadows told reporters Wednesday that there are “a number of administration officials who are looking at the national security risk as it relates to TikTok and other apps,” adding that action may come within weeks, not months.
Concerns about TikTok have also spilled over into the corporate world. Last Friday, Wells Fargo said it had banned its workforce from using TikTok on company devices, an announcement that came after Amazon walked back a similar notice it sent to employees the same day.

Meanwhile, on Twitter, venture capitalists, tech journalists, and China watchers have been intensely debating whether or not TikTok—one of several apps created by the Chinese tech giant ByteDance—poses as big a threat as government officials claim.
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The company stresses that it stores data on Americans users in the US and that none of it is subject to Chinese law. (TikTok’s Privacy Policy states, however, that it may share user data with a “parent, subsidiary, or other affiliate of our corporate group.”)

In an interview with WIRED Wednesday, Roland Cloutier, TikTok’s global head of security, declined to address questions about China directly, but stressed that TikTok was committed to maintaining robust security practices, including allowing outside firms to audit its technology.

“What I can talk about is facts, and the facts are quite simple,” Cloutier said. “We use multiple external third parties [and] internal security teams to test and validate and beat on our product on a daily basis to look at potential vulnerabilities.”
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guest · Jul 18, 2020

South Korean regulator fines TikTok over mishandling child data
...the Chinese company collected the data of children without consent from their legal guardians
July 15, 2020
https://www.zdnet.com/article/south-korean-regulator-fines-tiktok-over-mishandling-child-data/

Video sharing platform TikTok has been fined by a South Korea regulator for mishandling child data.

The Korea Communications Commission (KCC), the country's telecommunications watchdog, said it has fined the company 186 million won -- around $155,000 -- for failing to protect users' private data.
The fine is equivalent to 3% of the company's annual sales in South Korea, an amount designated for such violations under local privacy laws. The investigation began last year in October, the KCC said.
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A minimum of 6,007 pieces of child data was collected from 31 May 2017 to 6 December 2019, the watchdog said.
The KCC added that TikTok failed to notify users of the transfer of personal data overseas.

According to the investigation, TikTok currently uses four cloud companies to store its data -- Alibaba Cloud, Fastly, Edgecast, and Firebase.
In a statement to the regulator, TikTok said it outsourced data storage to third parties only when needed but that it regretted not properly informing users of this. The company added that it would improve the way it handles user data going forward.
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guest · Jul 18, 2020

TikTok considers London and other locations for headquarters
July 19, 2020
https://www.reuters.com/article/us-...ther-locations-for-headquarters-idUSKCN24J0W6

TikTok has been in discussions with the UK government over the past few months to locate its headquarters in London, a source familiar with the matter said, as part of a strategy to distance itself from its Chinese ownership.

London is among one of several locations the company is considering, but no decisions have been made, the source said.
It was not immediately clear what other locations are under consideration. But it has hired aggressively in California this year, including poaching Kevin Mayer, a former Walt Disney Co executive, to be TikTok’s chief executive. He is based in the United States.
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The source said the company is largely focused on its issues in the United States over the last few weeks, but has not ruled out London as a potential location for its new headquarters.
The Sunday Times reported bit.ly/2ZHlI1Z Tiktok has broken off talks with the UK government to open a global headquarters in Britain.
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guest · Jul 20, 2020

TikTok: We are not 'under the thumb' of China
July 20, 2020
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-53469766

Theo Bertram, TikTok's head of public policy for Europe, the Middle East and Africa, said it would refuse any request from China to hand over data.

"The suggestion that we are in any way under the thumb of the Chinese government is completely and utterly false," he told the BBC.
TikTok has come under pressure by Washington over its future in the US.
He added that if TikTok were approached by the Chinese government, "we would definitely say no to any request for data".
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guest · Jul 20, 2020

Revealed: How TikTok banned paedophiles for just a week if they are caught messaging children
July 19, 2020
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/20...anned-paedophiles-just-week-caught-messaging/

The Chinese social media giant TikTok should be banned from the UK, child safety campaigners have warned, after a Telegraph investigation found that paedophiles caught grooming children on the site were only receiving one-week suspensions.

Leaked documents, seen by The Telegraph, show the tech company’s policy for users caught messaging children in a sexualised way was to lock down their account for seven days for their first offence, a month for the second and then impose an automatic permanent ban when they had been reported for a third time.
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The Children’s Charities’ Coalition on Internet Safety, an umbrella group for UK child protection organisations, said TikTok should be barred from the UK until it can prove it is safe for children.
Last year, children’s charities warned that TikTok had become a ‘hunting ground’ for paedophiles as it emerged as a viral hit with children, who were using its popular short videos set to music to post dance challenges and prank clips.

Following the revelations, John Carr OBE, the secretary of the Children’s Charities’ Coalition on Internet Safety, said: “This shows, yet again, that certain social media companies cannot be trusted to protect children on their sites.
“The Government should bar sites like TikTok from the UK until they can prove they are safe for the millions of children and teenagers who use them.”
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guest · Jul 20, 2020

TikTok under scrutiny in Australia over security, data concerns
July 20, 2020
https://www.cbc.ca/news/world/tiktok-australia-security-data-1.5655786

Australia is scrutinizing the popular Chinese-owned social media platform TikTok for any risks it may pose to users around potential foreign interference and data privacy issues, government sources told Reuters.

Prime Minister Scott Morrison said his government was "having a good look" at TikTok, which has also fallen under U.S. scrutiny for "national security risks."

"If we consider there is a need to take further action than we are taking now, then I can tell you we won't be shy about it," Morrison told Melbourne radio station 3AW on Friday.
'Inconsistent with Australian values': senator
Separately, Labor Sen. Jenny McAllister, the chairwoman of a parliamentary inquiry into foreign interference through social media, has identified TikTok as needing further scrutiny, noting 1.6 million young Australians used the app.

"Some of these approaches to moderating content might be inconsistent with Australian values," she told ABC radio.
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