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"TikTok does not moderate content due to political sensitivities"
— woppa ?? (@Woppa1Woppa) November 26, 2019
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"The company had permanently banned one of Ms Aziz's old TikTok accounts for breaking its rules on terrorism-related material"
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"It had then blocked her smartphone"https://t.co/01sbc2ikQQ
Big test case for TikTok & censorship. The person who made the viral eyelash curling video that was actually about China's prison camps for Muslims was blocked from accessing TikTok on her device. But the video is still up: https://t.co/fa8mjsJ84x
— Sarah Frier (@sarahfrier) November 26, 2019
So what happened? Tiktok says she had a previous account that posted a video of Osama Bin Laden, which was against the rules so TikTok suspended her account and blocked the device associated with it, which is why she couldn't get in to this new account, which is still up.
— Sarah Frier (@sarahfrier) November 26, 2019
It just seems TikTok has it easier than Facebook when it comes to public opinion and the press
— Jane Manchun Wong (@wongmjane) November 27, 2019
https://t.co/ZlNpqpXWPr
Afghan American teen's strategic TikTok video about China's Muslim internment camps goes viral. Resulting in China banning Feroza Aziz’s (@x_feroza ????) TikTok account. #Muslims #Xinjiang https://t.co/W392NOF7p6
— Mariam Amini (@mariamamini) November 27, 2019
Honestly, temporarily freezing her account while still allowing the video to circulate not only did little to stop the spread of the info but also provoked the user, a mistake a company so experienced in political censorship is unlikely to make. Thoughts? https://t.co/UyP9VPNIMA
— Yaqiu Wang 王亚秋 (@Yaqiu) November 27, 2019
Not good enough.
— Jerry Capital (@JerryCap) November 27, 2019
We demand a distressed $FB acquisition. https://t.co/DiAItt8KiK
I haven't (yet) seen the terrorism video so can't verify. Either way, the timing (that TikTok took action on someone who posted a video China wouldn't like) has raised Qs. "TikTok does not moderate content due to political sensitivities," spokeswoman says.
— Sarah Frier (@sarahfrier) November 26, 2019
The situation of the Muslims in #China should also be highlighted:
— Hong Kong - Be Water (@BeWaterHKG) November 27, 2019
The post appears to be about beauty tips at its start - but the young woman then changes tack to ask her viewers to raise awareness of what she describes as "another Holocaust"https://t.co/1csBDtJSDw https://t.co/uL4837QX5U
New: @x_feroza's TikTok video about China's detention camps went viral (https://t.co/MHIntvMAuZ). Then she saw this: "Your account is temporarily suspended." It's "just another reason for me to speak louder," the 17-year-old said https://t.co/1SfFkMViWT pic.twitter.com/cQRY0qAzFP
— Drew Harwell (@drewharwell) November 26, 2019
TikTok user, Feroza Aziz, who criticised China over Uighur Muslims is blocked https://t.co/TOUE92FxWF
— TellMAMAUK (@TellMamaUK) November 27, 2019
Even as @tiktok_us claims China has no control over its content, a teenager's account has been suspended after a post about China's Uighur detention camps went viral. @bytedance claims Chinese censorship wasn't the reason for suspension. Via @nytimes https://t.co/Favg3B9ACn
— Tech2 (@tech2eets) November 27, 2019
TikTok Blocks Teen Who Posted About China’s Detention Camps via @nytimes #controlthelanguage https://t.co/7d4kIRSyAe
— Laura Ingraham (@IngrahamAngle) November 27, 2019
This is how China exports its censorship to America. #tiktok suspends account of user who posted about #China’s persecution of #Uyghur’s
— Marco Rubio (@marcorubio) November 27, 2019
https://t.co/tjb9IKGBzQ via @NYTimes
Frightening. China-owned tech companies have the ability to spread #CCP censorship around the globe. And that’s exactly what @TikTok is doing.https://t.co/t5YNzI7Ei4
— Jim Banks (@RepJimBanks) November 27, 2019
TikTok Blocks American Teen Who Posted About China’s Detention Camps https://t.co/nK1xhdpm7Y
— Liberation Technology (@Liberationtech) November 27, 2019
TikTok faces renewed questions about whether it censors material after it removed an American’s video about Muslims in China. https://t.co/akLDsjZwnD
— Nathan Attrill 周雷森 (@nathanattrill) November 27, 2019
Shame on you @tiktok_us
— Abdullah Sinan Çiftler (@ciftlers76) November 27, 2019
TikTok Blocks Teen Who Posted About China’s Detention Camps https://t.co/09o3tr2MAj
The teenage girl, pink eyelash curler in hand, begins her video innocently enough: “Hi, guys. I’m going to teach you guys how to get long lashes.”
— Raymond Zhong (@zhonggg) November 27, 2019
But after a few seconds, she asks viewers to put down their curlers. https://t.co/vzUTdspQ0B
TikTok Blocks Teen Who Posted About China’s Detention Camps https://t.co/C7mtR7hXIH
— Evan Kirstel (@evankirstel) November 27, 2019
#B2B #Marketing #DigitalMarketing #SocialMedia #Martech #InfluencerMarketing #Advertising #SocialMediaMarketing #CMO #SMM #ContentMarketing #Sales #SalesTech
Exclusive: China's ByteDance has stepped up efforts to separate its TikTok app from much of its operations, amid U.S. probe into the safety of the personal data it handles https://t.co/JujHJFX8EV by @DEER_ECHO_ @alexalper @yingzhi_yang pic.twitter.com/wtjyU2OMlS
— Reuters Business (@ReutersBiz) November 27, 2019
Sources say TikTok's owner is separating the app from its Chinese operations and providing assurances US user data is inaccessible to China https://t.co/Zmx9AdmC2U
— Mathew Ingram (@mathewi) November 27, 2019
Scoop! Exclusive: China's ByteDance moves to ringfence its TikTok app amid U.S. probe - sources by @DEER_ECHO_ @alexalper @yingzhi_yang https://t.co/lppztHjkZz
— Kenneth Li (@kenli729) November 27, 2019
Another cross-region collaboration from Reuters! Exclusive: China's ByteDance moves to ringfence its TikTok app amid U.S. probe - sources. By @DEER_ECHO_ @alexalper and me. https://t.co/fCdIlwh3fi
— Yingzhi Yang (@yingzhi_yang) November 27, 2019
Exclusive: China's ByteDance moves to ringfence its TikTok app amid U.S. probe - sources https://t.co/G8GKDWUnhT
— Reuters China (@ReutersChina) November 27, 2019
EXCLUSIVE: China's ByteDance moves to ringfence its TikTok app amid U.S. probe -sources https://t.co/30zTS3ebaW by @DEER_ECHO_ @alexalper @yingzhi_yang
— Brenda Goh (@brendagoh_) November 27, 2019
Teen's TikTok video about China's Muslim camps goes viralhttps://t.co/V5UQsWZlNW
— Culttture (@culttture) November 27, 2019
"TikTok does not moderate content due to political sensitivities"
— woppa ?? (@Woppa1Woppa) November 26, 2019
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"The company had permanently banned one of Ms Aziz's old TikTok accounts for breaking its rules on terrorism-related material"
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"It had then blocked her smartphone"https://t.co/01sbc2ikQQ
An [Afghan]-US teenager's TikTok video clip accusing China of putting Muslims into "concentration camps" has gone viral on the Chinese-owned social network. https://t.co/Pcf9KbGpiK
— Sana Safi ثنا ساپۍ (@BBCSanaSafi) November 27, 2019
BBC News - Teen's TikTok video about China's Muslim camps goes viral https://t.co/ZggcXWgB5R
— Benedict Rogers (@benedictrogers) November 27, 2019
Teen's TikTok video about China's Muslim camps goes viral.https://t.co/Y4hpvc6XST
— Farid Tavos (@tavosfa) November 27, 2019
Teen's TikTok video about China's Muslim camps goes viral - BBC News https://t.co/Cbq9T97wrn
— Nidhi Razdan (@Nidhi) November 27, 2019
Teenager’s TikTok video about China putting Muslims in concentration camps goes viral on Chinese-owned network. https://t.co/QV7aTe4LGF
— SPINQUARK (@SpinquarkNews) November 26, 2019
Most brave, smart and beautiful teen girl campaigns for the #Uyghur detainees of #ConcentrationCamps. Wish this will encourage many more will come up with brilliant ideas to make #CCP tired and exhausted ??❤️?https://t.co/CAshd5Lgwx
— UyghurAid-Halmurat ???? (@HalmuratU) November 26, 2019
A US teenager's TikTok video clip accusing China of putting Muslims into "concentration camps" has gone viral on the Chinese-owned social network.https://t.co/CH4RfDL9Z2
— Hashi, MD (@SomPundit) November 27, 2019
pic.twitter.com/4M57KUZmUU
"Teen's TikTok video about China's Muslim camps goes viral” https://t.co/4LTXxeYvjX
— Muslim Voices (@muslimvoices) November 27, 2019
"Teen's TikTok video about China's Muslim camps goes viral:https://t.co/yNKAmbXm78
— Dr. Alec Couros (@courosa) November 26, 2019
It will be interesting to see whether or not the video is removed by TikTok. #digcit
Oh you mean internet censorship might going after “good speech” too? It’s not like everyone in the free speech movement hasn’t been screaming that this could easily happen!!!
— Sam Tripoli (@samtripoli) November 26, 2019
Teen Hides Protest Video in a Makeup Tutorial on TikTok – Rolling Stone https://t.co/c9wY8EelP4
TikTok says it did not suspend this teenage girl’s account for speaking out against China’s treatment of Uyghur Muslims — but the reason for why it says it *did* take action against her account is arguably even more bizarre https://t.co/vLkAcXcckY
— Ej Dickson (@ejdickson) November 27, 2019
How Mark Zuckerberg failed his 2019 personal challenge https://t.co/NE2tmsaLgg pic.twitter.com/7qJzYyoeFL
— The Verge (@verge) November 27, 2019
A really thoughtful look by @CaseyNewton @verge on why Zuck might want to consider dropping his annual tradition.https://t.co/SXhMNyQ3bf
— Jeremy Goldman (@jeremarketer) November 27, 2019
How Mark Zuckerberg failed his 2019 personal challenge @CaseyNewton https://t.co/XRb0fen3cN
— Evan Kirstel (@evankirstel) November 27, 2019
#B2B #Marketing #DigitalMarketing #SocialMedia #Martech #InfluencerMarketing #Advertising #SocialMediaMarketing #CMO #SMM #ContentMarketing #Sales #SalesTech
How Mark Zuckerberg failed his 2019 personal challenge: Image: The Verge As 2019 dawned and Mark Zuckerberg announced this year’s personal challenge, I suggested it might be time to retire the concept… https://t.co/mmqWZvdx36 #25thAmendmentNow #ImpeachTrump #TheResistance pic.twitter.com/5fYqAufWht
— Patrick (@cahulaan) November 27, 2019
American teen on TikTok tells you how to curl your lashes & how China is engaged in ethic cleansing of the Uyghurs...and then she got banned. https://t.co/LmlrRv99hmpic.twitter.com/d4ZnIpCZre
— Rita Panahi (@RitaPanahi) November 27, 2019
TikTokが中国当局によるウイグル人強制収容所の実態を訴える動画をブロック。中国共産党に支配された中国のIT企業TikTok。https://t.co/1miIOhjcbQ
— Tsukasa Shirakawa (@lingualandjp) November 28, 2019
10代の少女の長いまつげの作り方を教えます。
— 布路川梶太 (@P6AX3Er3HqoQynY) November 27, 2019
数秒後、深刻な話題に移ります。中国のイスラム教徒の大量拘留40秒のクリップには、TikTokで498,000以上のいいね！がありました。しかし、すぐにアカウントが停止しました。それは、中国政府のビデオ検閲を意味します。https://t.co/Mf9JSSTz21 pic.twitter.com/v4hGFSi5lQ
Exclusive: China's ByteDance moves to ringfence its TikTok app amid U.S. probe - sources - Reuters https://t.co/uvnTS6XY4r pic.twitter.com/i5CDKnXamC
— Rich Tehrani (@rtehrani) November 27, 2019
WATCH: ByteDance is seeking to assure U.S. authorities that personal data held by its TikTok app will not be compromised by Chinese authorities amid U.S. probe https://t.co/54nksQPef0 pic.twitter.com/SdFCw3smGi
— Reuters Business (@ReutersBiz) November 28, 2019
WATCH: ByteDance, a Chinese technology company that owns TikTok, is trying to separate the social media app from its Chinese operations as U.S. regulators scrutinize the parent company over how it stores personal data https://t.co/54nksQPef0 pic.twitter.com/hAtwmE8Fyx
— Reuters Business (@ReutersBiz) November 28, 2019
WATCH: ByteDance is seeking to assure U.S. authorities that personal data held by its TikTok app is stored securely in the United States and will not be compromised by Chinese authorities https://t.co/54nksQxDns pic.twitter.com/rN0Vxxlrtk
— Reuters Business (@ReutersBiz) November 27, 2019
??<––>?? #TikTok to @USTreasury: citizen data is safe from Chinese authorities.
— InCountry (@InCountryInc) November 27, 2019
? TikTok moves operations to the U.S., assures security panel that #personaldata is stored securely in-country.#dataprotectionhttps://t.co/7tH5lhzuMY
WATCH: ByteDance steps up efforts to separate its social media app TikTok from much of its Chinese operations, amid a U.S. national security panel's inquiry into the safety of the personal data it handles https://t.co/54nksQxDns pic.twitter.com/PMTWJ1uTVr
— Reuters Business (@ReutersBiz) November 27, 2019
「まつげを長く見せるコツ」ビデオと思いきや、中国新疆ウイグル自治区でのウイグル族住民の収容施設について「ビューラーをすぐに置いてスマホで調べて現状を知って」と訴える米国人少女。彼女のTikTokアカウントは凍結されたそう。 https://t.co/rELLSB3xz8 via @BBCNews
— 渡辺志帆 Shiho Watanabe (@shiho_watanabe) November 26, 2019
#BBCNews https://t.co/OMDA2StmCJ
— 喜馬拉雅戰鷹團 (@HimalayaHawk) November 27, 2019
Teen's TikTok post about China camps goes viral
Video clips masquerading as being about beauty tips actually criticise China's treatment of Muslims.#Uyghur #Uyghurs #ConcentrationCamp#集中營 #維吾爾人 #新疆人權法案 https://t.co/N5ea4Nwgrd
Brilliant and courageous #FerozaAziz. Teen's TikTok video about China's Muslim camps goes viral https://t.co/M7T1sIrHW8
— Nury Turkel (@nuryturkel) November 26, 2019
Teen's TikTok post about China camps goes viral https://t.co/GJqm90VV3Y pic.twitter.com/tir5lGjz4C
— Rich Tehrani (@rtehrani) November 27, 2019
How Mark Zuckerberg failed his 2019 personal challenge https://t.co/6KjFZ6CbdR >>> https://t.co/HTA6IsoHwv #digitalhealth #socialmedia #digitalmarketing #AI #healthtech #IoT #mhealth #industry40 pic.twitter.com/1P0oadCt2U
— Dr Timos Papagatsias (@_timos_) November 27, 2019