I don’t see anything in the article that jibes with the headline, appears they are fingerprinting a unique device ID. The assertion that this “gives TikTok’s Be

I don’t see anything in the article that jibes with the headline, appears they are fingerprinting a unique device ID. The assertion that this “gives TikTok’s Beijing-based parent company ByteDance full access to user data” is uncorroborated. It’s unclear to me why these studies were shared “exclusively” with this entertainment news outlet. > “Consequentially, just because the application doesn’t do anything bad today, doesn’t mean that it won’t do bad things in the future,” one study said. Nothing new.