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US lawmakers are considering banning the app amid security concerns

TikTok’s CEO has met with European Union officials about strict new digital regulations in the 27-nation bloc as the Chinese-owned social media app faces growing scrutiny from Western authorities over data privacy, cybersecurity and misinformation

If Franz Kafka were to reconceive "The Metamorphosis" for our era, he might decide to ditch the novella in favor of a series of surreal TikToks — Gregor Samsa as eyes and mouth green-screened onto a picture of a roach jacked from the web.

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Democratic-governed state is considering joining Republican-led efforts to limit Chinese app, records request shows.

Chinese parent company of popular video app says the employees responsible are no longer with the company.

At least 16 states have banned TikTok on some or all government computers and phones. All are led by GOP governors.

Congress is considering banning TikTok from all government-issued devices owing to concerns about data privacy.

A ban on Chinese-owned TikTok for government devices is in a new spending bill. It will not affect most of the 100 million U.S. users of the app, but it is a major anti-TikTok escalation by the U.S.

Washington state is considering banning the Chinese-owned app for government business amid national security concerns.

TikTok's Chinese owner denied on Monday setting up a subsidiary company in Taiwan after the island's authorities said they were investigating the social media app for running "illegal operations". The Mainland Affairs Council (MAC), Taiwan's top China policy-making body, said the cabinet had requested a multi-agency investigation during a meeting…