Albania Shuts Down TikTok For 1 Year Over Violent Content For Kids
Albania is pulling the plug on TikTok—for at least a year. Why? Officials say the platform fuels violence, bullying, and bad behavior among kids, and
Albania is pulling the plug on TikTok—for at least a year. Why? Officials say the platform fuels violence, bullying, and bad behavior among kids, and
In a move that’s left millions of users staring at blank screens, TikTok has officially gone offline in the US. The decision comes mere hours
With just days to go before TikTok faces a nationwide ban, President-elect Donald Trump is stepping in to keep the app alive. His incoming national
TikTok accounts of major brands and celebrities were targeted in a major cyber attack that hit the video streaming platform.
TikTok has strongly criticized a US House of Representatives vote that could lead to the app’s ban.
Former President Donald Trump has come out in full support of TikTok as congressional leaders push to force the platform over the sale.
Amid global security concerns about the Chinese-owned app, some democrat lawmakers are firmly against banning TikTok. A week ago, TikTok’s CEO Shou Zi Chew, faced four and a half hours of questioning at the US congressional hearing where the CEO was thrown at uncomfortable questions whether or not TikTok is safe for American users.
Former Trump official said that the video sharing platform TikTok is cocaine amid serious western allegations against the app. Keith Krach, the undersecretary of State for economic growth, in the former President Trump administration argued that TikTok preys on children due to the way it is programmed.
In a series of TikTok bans across Europe, Canada, and the US, the UK is set to ban TikTok citing security concerns. The Chinese-owned app has come under scrutiny in 2023 in multiple countries that accuse the platform of leaking sensitive data to the Chinese government. British Minister Oliver Dowden said government devices will not be able to access the video-sharing platform.
