U.S. Deputy Attorney General Lisa Monaco says if a company is operating in China and collecting your data, it's a good bet the Chinese government is accessing it.
There's growing concern over TikTok and if the Chinese government is able to access personal information about Americans who use the popular app.There's growing concern over TikTok and if the Chinese government is able to access personal information about Americans who use the popular app.
U.S. Deputy Attorney General Lisa Monaco said on Thursday that she would not advise using the social media app. U.S. investigators are worried about the amount of personal information the app collects from its users.
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