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FBI Director Chris Wray believes TikTok poses threats to national security as a Chinese-owned app “that doesn't share our values” and could “manipulate content.” The popular video-sharing app, owned by the Chinese technology company ByteDance, boasted more than 1 billion active global users last year, a majority of ...
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Read More »FBI Director Chris Wray believes TikTok poses threats to national security as a Chinese-owned app “that doesn’t share our values” and could “manipulate content.” The popular video-sharing app, owned by the Chinese technology company ByteDance, boasted more than 1 billion active global users last year, a majority of which are American. Wray voiced similar concerns last month at a House Homeland Security Committee hearing, claiming that China’s ruling Communist Party could use the app to push influence through TikTok’s powerful recommendation algorithm and by collecting user data or controlling software for espionage purposes. “All of these things are in the hands of a government that doesn’t share our values and that has a mission that’s very much at odds with what’s in the best interests of the United States,” Wray said at a speaking engagement at the University of Michigan on Friday. “That should concern us.” National security laws in China require private companies operating in the country to provide their data to the government if requested. American concerns around the app’s security have persisted since TikTok launched six years ago and became the most downloaded app in the U.S. in 2018. “The Chinese government has shown a willingness to steal Americans’ data on a scale that dwarfs any other,” Wray said. He added that Americans should be very concerned about giving China “that much ability to shape content,” “engage in influence operations” and “access to people’s devices.” Former President Donald Trump vocalized his alarm about TikTok in 2020 and set a deadline for TikTok to find an American buyer if the app wanted to continue operating in the U.S. Under the Biden administration, that ban was revoked in 2021, but Biden issued an executive order to investigate apps connected to foreign adversaries.
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TikTok is a growing social media platform with over a billion monthly active users. It’s known to be a viral content hub, home to many of the trends that are selling out products globally and increasing visibility for all manner of unlikely brands. So, how do you secure a slice of that pie for your own brand? Once you’re on TikTok, the next step is getting users to find and engage with your content. The solution? Viral TikTok hashtags. Hashtags allow fellow TikTok users and (perhaps more importantly) the algorithm find and categorise your content. Using them correctly can mean that your videos are promoted to more users who would be interested in you, reaching a larger audience, and more potential perfect customers. But what are the hottest trending hashtags on TikTok? As you might imagine, the answer to that can change day-to-day. Luckily, our tips for finding and using them don’t. Here’s everything you need to know about using viral TikTok hashtags to skyrocket your brand’s TikTok presence.
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