The app went offline in the United States late Saturday. It was subsequently removed from both Apple’s and Google’s app stores in anticipation of a law that takes effect on
TikTok to ‘go dark’ in the US as the Supreme Court upholds the law banning the app.
TikTok announced late Friday that it will go dark in the United States on Sunday unless the White House provides assurances to other major social media platforms.
Canada’s intelligence head cautions that TikTok could be utilized by China for espionage purposes on its users.
The director of Canada’s Security Intelligence Service (CSIS), David Vigneault, has issued a warning about the video app TikTok, highlighting concerns that user data could be accessed by the Chinese
TikTok Encourages Countless Users to Voice Opposition to Proposed U.S. Ban
TikTok is actively rallying millions of American users to oppose a potential U.S. ban on the platform due to national security concerns.