On March 23, 2023, Shou Chew, the CEO of TikTok, testified before a congressional hearing regarding the social media platform's data privacy and security practices.
During the hearing, Chew emphasized TikTok's commitment to protecting user data and privacy, stating that the company follows strict security protocols and works closely with cybersecurity experts to ensure the safety of its users.
Chew also addressed concerns about the platform's alleged ties to the Chinese government, stating that TikTok operates independently of any government and does not share user data with the Chinese government.
Additionally, Chew highlighted TikTok's efforts to combat misinformation on the platform, including the development of algorithms and partnerships with fact-checking organizations.
Several members of Congress expressed skepticism regarding TikTok's practices, with some lawmakers questioning the company's ability to fully safeguard user data and others raising concerns about the platform's potential influence on younger users.
Overall, the hearing highlighted ongoing concerns about social media platforms and their impact on privacy, security, and information dissemination, as well as the need for continued oversight and regulation of these platforms.
Comments
Post a Comment