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Chinese short-video sharing app TikTok said on Tuesday it will allow some creators to produce collections of longer videos and charge their audience a premium for access, opening up a new channel of monetization for its users. Its new offering "Series" will allow eligible creators to put collections of up…

Researchers say federal departments should not only focus on Chinese-owned TikTok, as other apps also collect a lot of user data

More than 20 U.S. states have banned state employees from using TikTok on government-issued devices and a number of U.S. universities have barred it from their WiFi networks.

TikTok has been banned from government devices in most federal departments and agencies, but a number still permit it, as the home affairs minister decides against an outright ban.

Governments around the world have banned the Chinese-owned social media app over spy concerns

Matt Hancock and Grant Shapps are among the MPs who use TikTok, which is a Chinese-owned social media app, despite governments around the world banning staff and the Parliament account being shut down

TikTok is introducing a 60-minute screen time limit which will automatically apply to all accounts owned by under-18s.

Germany is the latest in a slew of governments to ban TikTok from officials' devices over security fears. But the highly addictive video scroller remains incredibly successful in Western countries, along with several other Chinese apps. It's more evidence that China has edged into top spot when it comes to…

A new 60-minute screen time warning on TikTok won’t stop kids from scrolling.

US legislation could block the social media app as fears of Chinese state surveillance increase

TikTok is clamping down on excessive usage by introducing a new automatic screen time lock for teens which can only be unlocked again with a passcode - it's due to roll out in the 'coming weeks'