> It seems all the folks who “have it on good authority” that this is a dangerous propaganda tool, can’t share what “it” is. No need to speculate too hard here

> It seems all the folks who “have it on good authority” that this is a dangerous propaganda tool, can’t share what “it” is. No need to speculate too hard here, there are plenty of examples of censorship on TikTok: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Censorship_by_TikTok https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Censorship_by_TikTok Censorship is a form of propaganda, and even the very obvious/reported examples we've seen reported over the years are pretty bad. And you have to assume that there is more going on than is actually reported/noticed, especially in subtler ways. It's also just obvious it's happening in the sense that the Chinese government has ultimate control over TikTok.