A former executive at TikTok's parent company Bytedance alleged in a legal filing that the Chinese government accessed the data of app users in Hong Kong in 2018
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A former executive at ByteDance, the parent company of the hit video-sharing app TikTok, alleges in a legal filing that a committee of China’s Communist Party members accessed the data of TikTok users in Hong Kong in 2018—a contention the company denies.Continue reading your article with
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