'HIGH RISK': Cybersecurity officials are sending out a warning on how the Chinese-owned application uses user data.
, stating, "TikTok policy has stated that it automatically collects information about users' devices, including location data based on your SIM card and IP addresses and GPS, your use of TikTok itself and all the content you create or upload, the data you send in messages on its app, metadata from the content you create or upload, cookies, the app and file names on your device, battery state and even your keystroke and rhythms, among other things.
due to the potential national security risk it poses by potentially allowing the Chinese government to access user data. In this photo illustration the logo of Chinese media app TikTok is displayed on the screen of a computer on Nov. 20, 2019, in Paris.
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