It’s a tough time to be a TikToker. The video-sharing platform owned by the Chinese technology giant ByteDance has been censured in India, accused of “spying” by the president of the United States, and has provoked the ire of former Tory leader Iain Duncan Smith in the UK. Listen to the prognostications of some politicians or visit certain corners of the internet and you’d think TikTok was a deep-state plot to capture your data so it can be mined by Chinese spies.
Should you delete TikTok from your phone?
- Post author:Cognitive Metropolis
- Post published:July 27, 2020
- Post category:Data / Security
Tags: Android, california consumer privacy act, ccpa, data, data privacy, dataprivacy, GDPR, Government, ios, IoT, monitoring, privacy, smart devices, smart phone, spying, surveillance, surveillance capitalism, surveillance economy