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Anyone who thinks TikTok wouldn't be required to hand over data that the Chinese government requests, @klonkitchen said, has "a fundamental misunderstanding of how the government in Beijing works."pic.twitter.com/L0rVAKD82P
Not only TikTok shares data to CCP, it also censors videos that do not please the Chinese government including the #HongKongProtest, please pass the #HongKongHumanRightsAndDemocracyAct to fight against suppression and totalitarianism. #StandwithHKpic.twitter.com/FBj3fmUdHJ
Same goes with all other apps from China. And every one should be reminded that monitored by China is diff. from by ur own country. CCP will use the information to control you.pic.twitter.com/g1MCH3AGdi
#Hongkongers seldom use TikTok, coz we don't wanna upload our personal data to Xi Cloud. That's horrible, the CCP can monitor our daily life by using the app.pic.twitter.com/en2OEtVkIB
No kidding, no Chinese company can refuse government's request under the national security law.
#antichinazi
#StandWithHongKongpic.twitter.com/YhHF7XnM9P
Yes, we had a misunderstanding of how the CCP works before. But, we know now!
#chinazipic.twitter.com/OqAHNNV09m
This guy has no understanding of how Beijing Government works at all. Wechat’s censorship and handover of data were experienced by everyone. You could be banned immediately even one sensitive word like “Winnie the Pooh” was typed.
Watch the video again. This time listen to what I say.
There is a special service for you if you downloaded tik-tok: #CCP backup your personal datapic.twitter.com/blt2p4UvXG
If the government can ask a company to hand over the power and profit (ask Jack Ma), handing over the data is much easier job with no resistance. All parents should teach their kids not to use TikTok and they themselves stop using it.
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