TikTok’s Owner ByteDance Confirms Employees Tracked User Data of Journalists
TikTok user data was improperly accessed by employees in order to track a number of journalists, said the app's parent company ByteDance.
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Can Crowd-Sourced Data About Sexual Assaults Make Cities Safer? An Australian Startup is Defying Skeptics by Trying
Less than 40 percent of women sexually assaulted in the U.S. seek help, and fewer than 10 percent report it to law enforcement. She's A Crowd, an Australian startup, tries to mitigate this problem by crowd-sourcing location-based assault data and publishing it on a public map.
Alabama and Utah Are the Latest US States to Ban TikTok on Employee Devices
Alabama and Utah banned the use of TikTok on state devices Dec. 12, following South Dakota, Texas and Maryland. The moves come weeks after FBI director Christopher Wray warned TikTok is a national security risk.
