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to use the platform, use the editing tools, but i didn t really want to make videos of myself, so i used my cat, buffy, and tried to make really fun cat videos of her, and some of them did quite well. and, yeah, it was kind of shocking to me that two random employees in china, two random employees in the us managed to find a tiktok account that was in my name managed to find a tiktok account that wasn t in my name but of my cat to try and use that for something that was to do with myjob. buffy, bell. bell dings good girl. last summer, cristina was working on some stories about what working at tiktok was like after a manager at the company had to step down when he told staff he didn t believe in maternity leave. this was on your personal phone, wasn t it? so, in theory, potentially it was also while you were out meeting friends, meeting family, you know, going to the park. yeah, absolutely. and there s no telling when i m at work, you know, it can be quite flexible. i can meet sources i
you should look at the new york times. so i went on to the new york times and i saw the story, and that s how i found out what had happened to me, that i d been tracked. and how did you feel when you looked at that news article? it was just shocking. i was kind of scrolling through it quickly to see what kind of personal information they d accessed, who was behind it all. i know that they used my location data to try and identify my sources, and i know that it was two staff in china and two staff in the us who were behind it. they ve now left the company, but what really struck me was that tiktok has always maintained that access to user data from china would be really restricted and limited, and yet, this happens. your tiktok account wasn t cristina criddle, financial times, was it? it was a personal account. it was my personal account on my personal mobile. and actually, ijust wanted to test out the features of tiktok because i write about it, i think it s important
social platforms like facebook will have to verify their identity under the proposed measures. the government says it s a bid to tackle online scams. and google used its annual developer conference to fully unveil its first folding smartphone. with dual live translation coming to the phone later this year, the pixel fold looks poised to compete with samsung s foldables. it was just really, really chilling and horrible and, personally, quite violating. this is cristina criddle. she s a tech journalist for the financial times, and she s a friend and ex colleague of mine. last christmas, she made global news headlines when it was revealed that she was one of a handful of journalists who d had her movements tracked by employees of tiktok. so, two days before christmas, i got a call from the tiktok press officer. she called me up and she said, as a courtesy, i think
and i saw the story, and that s how i found out what had happened to me, that i d been tracked. and how did you feel when you looked at that news article? it was just shocking. i was kind of scrolling through it quickly to see what kind of personal information they d accessed, who was behind it all. i know that they used my location data to try and identify my sources, and i know that it was two staff in china and two staff in the us who were behind it. they ve now left the company, but what really struck me was that tiktok has always maintained that access to user data from china would be really restricted and limited, and yet, this happens. your tiktok account wasn t cristina criddle, financial times, was it? it was a personal account. it was my personal account on my personal mobile. and actually, ijust wanted to test out the features of tiktok because i write about it, i think it s important to use the platform, use the editing tools, but i didn t really want to make videos of myse