US politicians ramp up pressure on the White House to ban the Chinese social media app entirely

Thousands of Indian IT workers in the US who lost their jobs in mass layoffs by tech giants in recent months are hunting new jobs in a desperate bid to say in the country

TikTok confirms it has delayed hiring consultants to help the company reach a security agreement with the United States amid mounting political concerns

Federal Communications Commissioner Brendan Carr described TikTok was "a sophisticated surveillance tool" and said the US needs to follow India's move in banning the app

Four ByteDance employees, two in China and two in the US, involved in tracking foreign reporters and sources of company leaks, were fired for examining the journalists' IP addresses

TikTok is trying to find ways for the US government to not ban the app while remaining with its parent company ByteDance

Proposal included in big defence spending bill to be voted on this week, after more US states also ban use of China's contentious short-video app

Taiwan's government has opened an investigation into Chinese social media platform TikTok amid suspicion it illegally runs a subsidiary on the island

“I think as an internationally leading search engine, isn’t your first responsibility providing correct information?” Hong Kong's Deputy Chief Secretary for Administration Warner Cheuk Wing-hing said

Chinese state media outlets rank alongside the likes of Cristiano Ronaldo, Shakira, Coca-Cola and Justin Beiber in Facebook’s top 25 most followed list - raising questions about where its followers are coming from

Cyber attack on Vanuatu has greatly disrupted government services in the Pacific Island nation over the past two weeks

FBI director Christopher Wray told lawmakers in Washington on Tuesday the Chinese government could harness the video-sharing app to influence users or control their devices.