TikTok IS THE

Chinese Communist Party

“The crumbling of a regime always starts in the realm of ideas. Political upheaval and the toppling of a regime could occur in a single night. But changing the way people think is a long-term process. Once the front lines of human thought have been broken through, other defensive lines also become hard to defend.”

— Chinese President Xi Jinping

What You Need To Know

ByteDance (TikTok) editor-in-chief is the company’s Communist Party boss

Zhang Fuping is TikTok parent company ByteDance’s chief editor and also the company’s Communist Party Secretary.
In August 2018, Fuping helped lead a ByteDance Party Committee meeting focused on studying Xi Jinping’s goals on “propaganda and ideological work.”
Fuping taught a lesson on how to develop “good propaganda.”

Once you allow TikTok on your device, they have access to everything

Chinese-owned TikTok can track every keystroke, every click, and the location data of its users.
TikTok has stored sensitive financial information of users on servers in China, including their social security numbers and tax ID numbers.
TikTok itself says they “may share the information [they] collect with a parent, subsidiary, or [their] affiliate of [their] corporate group,” or, put plainly, the Chinese Communist Party.

TikTok is owned by Chinese propaganda tool ByteDance

ByteDance, and by extension TikTok, has maintained an internal Chinese Communist Party (CCP) Committee since 2017 that exerts influence over the company.
In a wrongful dismissal suit, former ByteDance Executive, Yintao Yu, accused TikTok of a “Culture of Lawlessness,” and said the company is a “useful propaganda tool for the Chinese Communist Party.”
An extensive review of Linkedin profiles of ByteDance and TikTok employees founds that 300 current employees at the two companies previously worked for Chinese state-run media publications.