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FBI chief warns on TikTok as Senate set to back ban

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SAN FRANCISCO: As the US Senate prepares to approve a TikTok ban, the FBI chief on Tuesday (Apr 23) underlined security concerns about the popular Chinese-owned app.

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Channel News Asia

FBI chief warns on TikTok as Senate set to back ban

SAN FRANCISCO: As the US Senate prepares to approve a TikTok ban, the FBI chief on Tuesday (Apr 23) underlined security concerns about the popular Chinese-owned app.

12 days ago·Singapore

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The Straits Times

FBI chief warns over TikTok as US Senate set to back ban

FBI director Christopher Wray echoes concerns that TikTok poses a threat to US national security. Read more at straitstimes.com.

12 days ago·Singapore

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Malay Mail

FBI chief warns on TikTok as Senate set to back ban

SAN FRANCISCO, April 24 — As the US Senate prepares to approve a TikTok ban, the FBI chief yesterday underlined security concerns about the popular Chinese-owned app. FBI Director Christopher Wray said that TikTok parent company ByteDance is “beholden to the Chinese government” which is “attempting to steal our AI and hack American technology every day.” Americans must think of TikTok’s “power, access, capability, control” as being in the hands …

12 days ago·Selangor, Malaysia

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stol.it

US Senate votes for TikTok ban

“A new law will force the Chinese owner to sell the app. That’s good for America,” said the leading Republican on the intelligence committee. TikTok initially did not respond to a request from Reuters for a statement, but had already announced legal steps against the law on the weekend. Critics of TikTok accuse the platform of being close to the Chinese government and possible data intelligence. TikTok rejects these accusations. Whether the gove…

12 days ago·Bolzano, Italy

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