China will need to have 4 undercover agents meet in the same place at the same time. They won't all meet each other, but a series of hand offs. Conveniently, a

China will need to have 4 undercover agents meet in the same place at the same time. They won't all meet each other, but a series of hand offs. Conveniently, a small local college asian club wants to have a stop asian hate rally on the weekend of the 17th, at a local park which would be an ideal location. Tiktok gets word from Bytedance, who by Chinese law have party members on their board, that this rally needs to be heavily promoted organically to other Asians who live in the area. No ads, if someone talks about it in their tiktok, push it. Push it especially towards beloved Asian influencers with a large follwing. The day comes and the turnout is a total blowout. A sea of Asians filling the park to support a noble cause. 80% of them are there because the CCP wanted them there to cover their operation, but when asked, every single one laughs at the idea that "Tiktok is a tool for propaganda". They say "I have never seen anything that promotes red flag communism or CCP ideals." The scenario above is why the US government wants tiktok banned. The privacy stuff is second and the screen addiction stuff a far far third.