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OK, let's run with that: Let's say TikTok becomes a fully-fledged US company. Is that actually something under the US government's control? I mean...will the
by thomastjeffery 4y ago
OK, let's run with that:
Let's say TikTok becomes a fully-fledged US company.
Is that actually something under the US government's control? I mean...will the US government actually do anything substantive to reign in the privacy violations of an American company?
Yeah, right...
- philwelch 4y agoYou remember the whole Snowden thing where all the US social media companies have NSA backdoors? Guess which government has backdoors into TikTok. In other words, it's less a user privacy issue and more a national security issue.
- thomastjeffery 4y ago...because the US government having a backdoor into Facebook isn't a national security issue? Because that isn't remotely the case. A backdoor exists for everyone, or it doesn't exist.
- philwelch 4y agoIt’s probably a national security issue for China, but they already banned Facebook.