Perhaps Tictoc can be the fastest-growing social media on the internet. Many people are using this application and make different thing. However, Tictoc can be problem for security.
The latest, according to a notice published by the U.S. Navy this past week and reported on by Reuters and the South China Morning Post, is that TikTok will anymore be allowed to be installed on service members’ devices, or they may face extraction from the military service’s intranet.
TikTok and its Sequoia-backed parent company ByteDance, along with other tech companies that may share data with foreign governments like China.
What’s interesting here , is that companies on both sides are struggling with policy on both sides. Chinese companies like ByteDance are increasingly being targeted and stricken out of the U.S. market, while American companies have long struggled to get a foothold in the Middle Kingdom.
While the economy struggle between China and the U.S. continues, the damage will continue to fall on companies that unsucces to draw within the lines set by policymakers in both countries.