Delete your #TikTok accounts and uninstall IMMEDIATELY

DO IT NOW

His friends are officially in the driver seat now

They will absolutely use this for TRACKING and other stuff

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I would say that #tiktok is the most dangerous app ever. The content presented is 100% controlled by the algorithm and can be used to manipulate users. By promoting content creators with the "correct" bias they will influence users in the directions the owners want. And continuously consuming the feed is not good for mental and physical health.
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If any of you absolutely cannot get by without short video or photo sharing there are alternatives. Some of them are listed at: madeincanada.social/

Even so, be sensible. Keep each other safe.

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@YKantRachelRead The terms have been updated which is why everyone's seeing the new terms. Some terms have similar language but there are clearly new terms that have been added

People are welcome to read the terms and make the best decision for themselves

Whatever reason you want to defend tiktok, I don't get it but more power to you

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I mean you kind of are unless you're out there stomping the pavement for every other social media platform too

The bigger part of the issue is who the new owners are and their ties to the administration and how in lockstep they are with helping the administration complete their goals with access to all of this new data and the ability to further sway public opinion via algorithmic changes

Let the people read the terms for themselves and make the best choice for them

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@YKantRachelRead hi! I'm the person who made the post she linked above. here's a quote of my full post about it:

another day, another correction: this language has existed in American Tiktok's privacy policy in some form or another since 2024

meaning: it's nothing new to suddenly panic about - it's "primarily there to comply with state privacy laws like California’s Consumer Privacy Act, which requires companies to agree to disclose to consumers what “sensitive information"

(tbc though, I support getting off TikTok! just, not for the reasoning from the viral post)


I understand your inclination to inform people, but the post is irresponsible and, importantly, not the truth - feel free to see the techcrunch link for more info beyond that if this isn't enough for you. I'd ask that you edit the op to indicate this verbiage is not new and doesn't mean what you thought it did