They're collecting social media data, but it's not stealing because the users agree to provide the data instead of paying cash for the service.
1 year ago | 9
I think the question should be "do you think there's any company not stealing user data?". Why single out tiktok and American users?
1 year ago | 45
Honestly, every other company does that and everyone's well aware of it. Every IT/Security person also know the main motive behind it.
1 year ago | 4
It already has the data, they were just running it for some time to not be suspicious
1 year ago | 0
They are just the latest iteration of companies doing it... Apple prolly started it...
1 year ago | 1
It doesn't matter, but you can't have communists and warmongers having any kind of access to your data
1 year ago | 0
all other tech are doing the same, remember they all ask you give access to your location, photos, etc.
1 year ago | 0
Stealing is a strong word. That would mean without permission. So strong no. Are they abusing their access on phones like other apps have had reports of? We don’t have evidence. But maybe. And that would be stealing. Strong maybe
1 year ago | 0
Bloomberg Technology
Do you think TikTok is stealing American user data?
1 year ago | [YT] | 100