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YouTube's top business executive is leaving his job as TikTok becomes a bigger threat to Google's streaming giant.
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What a way to raise the stakes.
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A security researcher has warned that Facebook, Instagram, and TikTok's iPhone apps can track everything users type into their in-app internet browsers.
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A single mom in Minnesota said she was fired from her school job because a 60-year-old coworker told their boss about a joke she made on the app TikTok.
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A new report found that hundreds of people who worked for ByteDance, the company that owns TikTok, also worked for Chinese state media.
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Albanian people-smuggling gangs have reportedly been using the Chinese social media app TikTok to advertise illegal boat crossings of the English Channel right in front of the British government.
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Former employees of ByteDance, the Chinese company that owns TikTok, say that the company put pro-China propaganda in TopBuzz, a news app that is no longer available in the United States.
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A TikToker who shared her expenses and thoughts on how she spent her money said she was fired from her new job after she said how much she was making.
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The Rhode Island state senator who went viral when she posted a video of herself twerking in a bikini on the Fourth of July has no regrets about the performance and would do it all over again.
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People say that distance makes the heart grow fonder, but what do they say about flying across the country for a date and then getting ditched?
YouTube's top business executive is leaving his job as TikTok becomes a bigger threat to Google's streaming giant.
