With the U.S. ban on Chinese-owned Tik Tok thought to be imminent, users are starting to flee. The most popular replacement? A different Chinese video app, RedNote. The Verge's Emma Roth reports ...

A mass exodus is happening right now of Americans flocking to an actual Chinese-owned social media app instead of embracing Facebook or Instagram. That's right. Instead of TikTokers returning to ...

"Recently, the FBI had been quoted as saying, 'The video-sharing app Tik-Tok poses a national security concern. They've also been quoted as saying, and giving warnings, that the Chinese could use ...

And, while the same could be said of many other social media platforms, there’s nothing more sinister than a Chinese-owned app parasitizing young American minds. New documents from an ...

Tik Tok chief executive Shou Zi Chew ... said Mr. Anderson, who had earlier asked if the Chinese government is capable of interfering with the TikTok app to influence U.S. elections, and where ...

has said that they will ban popular Chinese video-sharing platform Tik Tok in the country. The Nepal government cited app's negative effects on the country's social harmony for the decision.

A ban on TikTok in the United States or a sale of the app by its Chinese owner, ByteDance, will not resolve national security concerns or fears TikTok could be used to siphon Americans' data ...