• Red Wizard 🪄
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    1 year ago

    well, there it is

    Now we understand what the “National Security Threat” was all this time, not that it wasn’t painfully obvious from the jump. Every other major social media platform is in bed with the Feds, giving them access to whatever they wish at a moment’s notice. The “threat” to the nation isn’t foreign influence it’s domestic influence. If they can’t have backend access to the system to monitor these domestic threats, then the whole system is a threat. If you are using TikTok as a means of ORGANIZING then you are a THREAT to the NATIONAL SECURITY because the Feds can’t WATCH YOU LIKE A HAWK.

    At one point, TikTok reportedly altered language that would have allowed government officials to demand changes to the apps recommendations algorithm if it promoted content the agencies disagreed with.

    But but but… MUH FREEZ PEACH!

    • ☆ Yσɠƚԋσʂ ☆OP
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      1 year ago

      Turns out it was never user privacy US was worried about, but rather the fact that US security services can’t get access to the data.

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        1 year ago

        Libs (some stripe of fascist this time?) inverting history again. Not lack of privacy but too private for the feds’ liking.