CIA Couldn't Find Evidence That China Accessed TikTok Data

As you know, popular social media platform TikTokhas been going through very difficult and complex processes lately. The United States is taking action against TikTok following allegations that it played an espionage role by sending the data of citizens of the United States and other countries to the Chinese government. a big fight had started it.

This fight initiated by the USA dealt the heaviest blow to TikTok last week. US President Donald Trump said in his statement that TikTok is available across the country. will be banned he explained. The other day, Donald Trump announced that he will ensure that US individuals or institutions will not be able to do any business with WeChat as well as TikTok. two decrees He had taken it off.

There was no evidence that China accessed TikTok data:

After all these developments, new news came from the USA today. The New York TimesIn his news, he shared the interesting result of the investigation carried out by the CIA on TikTok. According to The New York Times, the CIA said that Chinese intelligence services had accessed TikTok's data.there is no evidence' he concluded.

CIA analysts say that since TikTok belongs to the China-based technology company ByteDance, it is possible for China to obtain data from TikTok. is possible He concluded. However, according to the news, the CIA could not find any evidence that China did such a thing. Still, according to some figures, TikTok continued to threaten the national security of the USA.

So was TikTok still a problem for the US? Answering this question on Thursday Senator Mark WarnerAlthough , he explained that the app is still a threat, it is 'in the hierarchy of problems of an app that allows you to make fun videos' that you don't have much of a place he said.

According to Senator Warner Huawei, for USA bigger than TikTok it was a threat. According to Warner, Huawei aimed to create the internet infrastructure from scratch. This meant that the infrastructure in all conceivable areas in the 5G era belonged to China, and in theory, China would try to shut down the systems immediately in case of any conflict.