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Don't let your children use TikTok, former MI6 intelligence chief urges

• reidjs 6y ago
  Or any social media to be honest. I don’t see why Tik Tok is special. They all do the same things to make money.
• morninglight 6y ago
  Nigel Inkster works for International Institute for Strategic Studies (IISS) Transparify gave IISS its lowest rating, 'deceptive', on funding transparency. That is even less transparent than the Trump Whitehouse. Here's guessing that some of their funding was arranged by Mike Pompous-Ass.
• SwiftyBug 6y ago
  > Beijing-owned social media app could serve as an “entry-point” for Chinese hackers Is ByteDance a public company? Why would it be written like this? No one says that Amazon is a "Seattle-owned" company. edit: Maybe the downvoters can clarify? As a non-native English speaker I may have misunderstood the meaning of the mentioned term. Is it common to refer to companies in that way?
  • DoctorOW 6y ago
    China's government has a lot more control over private business. If the mayor of Seattle had more authority over Amazon than anyone working within it, it would be fair to say that Amazon is "Seattle-owned".
• Simulacra 6y ago
  I can’t understand why children are allowed to use any social media what so ever.