TikTok has set up an information hub and Twitter account to combat misinformation and rumors about its social media platform in real time. TikTok said Monday it would use the accounts to "shed light on the facts and set the record right".
"We're taking another step to continue building trust in our TikTok community by providing the facts - in our own words and in the words of leading cybersecurity, media and science experts - because we don't support the diffusion of either still stand up for it. " Misinformation on our platform or through our platform, "said TikTok.
TikTok is the daily goal for millions of people to express themselves creatively. We have set up a new information hub to shed light on the facts and act as a source of truth to fix the misinformation about TikTok. https://t.co/3dfEibdNsB
- TikTok_Comms (@tiktok_comms) 17th August 2020
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It comes after that US President Donald Trump issued a second executive order on Friday As for the short video app, Chinese parent company ByteDance has 90 days to close a deal to sell TikTok's U.S. arm. Microsoft is in talks to buy ByteDance's TikTok app.
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