#54 The REAL Case for Tiktok USA | The Brett Johnson Show
March 28, 2023
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as posted by the channelIs TikTok Spying on US Citizens? Is TikTok harming the Children of America? Or is TikTok taking steps to protect the data, information, and content being delivered to Americans? Should TikTok be banned?
In this episode of The Brett Johnson Show, we dive into the REAL case for TikTok in the US. With the recent ban threats and congressional hearings, there's a lot of controversy surrounding the popular video-sharing app. We discuss the data privacy concerns, spying allegations, and the involvement of China's ByteDance in the app's ownership. We also explore the potential acquisition by Oracle and the mysterious Project Texas. Along the way, we touch on cybercrime, check fraud, and the dark web, as well as the FBI's pursuit of the original internet godfather. Join us for a thought-provoking conversation on the intersection of technology, entertainment, and politics. Brett also discusses how other Social Media Platforms use and abuse the data and privacy of Americans.
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