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They posted on social media. particularly, given that they posted on other platforms. and they re very easily accept who s to say that teenagers are posting anything different on tiktok than they are on facebook, on instagram, on twitter, on snapchat. these things can all be accessed by the chinese government. i think, potentially, what we have, here is to recognize the problem. and, we over share on social media. we can be manipulated through. that we have seen what skill propaganda threatened through social media platform. but, we kind of miss diagnose the problem. here we say to china when actually it s kind of everybody. yes, but in this, case the company,, obviously it s owned by china? so, in terms of the timing, the chinese spy balloon over the u.s. couldn t have come at a worse time in terms of stoking those fears. how do you think that might factor into the pressure to ban or sell tiktok? i think, enormously. , and it s worth saying, a little over 12 hours to, go
TeenagersSocial-mediaAnythingSon-snapchatPlatformsPostingFacebookInstagramTon-twitterGovernmentProblemThingsThe apparent ultimatum saying that washington has filled to produce evidence that tiktok is a threat to national security. the popular social media platform is under growing scrutiny, governments around the world are concerned data collected from users phones could hand up in the hands of chinese government. new zealand and the uk announced that tiktok will be banned on government devices following similar measures by the u.s., canada, and the british union. they say that this explanation to lawmakers. mister speaker, this is a precautionary move, we know that there is already limited use of tiktok across government but it is also good cyber hygiene. for more on, this i want to bring in chris walker, who is the author of the book, tiktok boom about how the act is shaping the social media. and, he joins us now from newcastle, england. thank you so much for being with us. we just started a growing number of governments around the world have banned tiktok on official government device
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