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FCC commissioner calls TikTok Chinese spyware and wants it pulled from mobile app stores

June 30, 2022
Source: androidpolice.com androidpolice.com
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TikTok's rise to the top of the social media game was relatively quick. In September 2021 , the app reported a massive 1 billion users, all as people spent an average of 52 minutes in the app every day . Since its meteoric rise, nearly every other social network and tech company has imitated its content ideas. That massive userbase, combined with the fact that its parent company, ByteDance, is based in China, has been firing alarms at the US government for a while now. The Trump administration infamously attempted to ban TikTok in the US in 2020 , only...
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