DOJ looking into TikTok owner over surveillance of journalists: reports ...Middle East

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The Justice Department (DOJ) is investigating the Chinese company that owns the video-sharing platform TikTok over the potential surveillance of journalists who cover technology, multiple outlets reported Friday. Three people familiar with the matter told the New York Times that the DOJ is investigating the company’s surveillance of U.S. citizens broadly too. The Times reported that the probe seems to be related to the admission from ByteDance, which owns TikTok, in December that some of its employees inappropriately gained access to some U.S. citizens’ user data. Internal emails that the Times obtained showed the company conducted an internal investigation and found employees gai

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