Long-time Slashdot reader destinyland summarizes a video report from CNN:<\/p>\n
: CNN anchor Jake Tapper interviewed TikTok’s head of public policy last year, asking if they censored content critical of the Chinese party. “We do not censor content on behalf of any government,” the spokesperson answered.
\nBut this week CNN reviewed data the total number of hashtags on both Instagram and on TikTok for topics that might be embarrassing to the Chinese government \u2014 and found stark differences. \u2014 Hashtag #Uyghurs appears in 10.4X more posts on Instagram than on TikTok. \u2014 Hashtag #Tiananmen (referencing the 1989 pro-democracy protests) is 153 more likely to appear on Instagram than on TikTok.
\n“So yes, the content exists on TikTok, but there’s far less of it on TikTok than on other social media apps,” CNN’s Tapper says. “And that seems very convenient for the Chinese Communist Party.”<\/p>\n
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