The viral video-sharing app owned by China s ByteDance Ltd. said certain employees outside the U.S. can access information from American users, sparking further criticism from lawmakers who have raised concerns about the social network's data-sharing practices.
The company s admission came in a letter to nine U.S. senators who accused TikTok and its parent of monitoring U.S. citizens and requesting answers on what is increasingly a familiar line of questioning for the company: Do Chinese-based employees have access to U.S. users data? What role do those employees play in shaping TikTok's algorithm? Is any of that information shared with the Chinese government?
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