The whole premise that it collects "everything" is FUD and inaccurate: --- TikTok is said to collect "everything", from search and browsing histories; keystrok

The whole premise that it collects "everything" is FUD and inaccurate: --- TikTok is said to collect "everything", from search and browsing histories; keystroke patterns; biometric identifiers—including faceprints, something that might be used in "unrelated facial recognition technology", and voiceprints—location data; draft messages; metadata; and data stored on the clipboard, including text, images, and videos. --- None of this can be captured due to app sandboxing on any up-to-date mobile OS. The only one that might have been possible in the past is "data stored on the clipboard" (like many other apps) and even that is not possible anymore since iOS 16 beefed up security there (requires permission).