"Some TikTok users in the U.S. have reported 'zero views' glitches, restrictions, and even account bans they say are related to content about Palestine, criticism of Donald Trump and ICE, and even mentions of Jeffrey Epstein's name in private messages. Notably, it happened days after the social media platform closed on a deal to separate its U.S. operations from its global business."
"In the States, the app is now owned by TikTok USDS Joint Ventures LLC - a private majority company established to oversee TikTok in the country. Immediately following the handover, TikTok suffered outages, and many U.S. users reported difficulties signing in to the platform. Once users could sign in, they were asked to agree to new Terms of Service, which raised privacy concerns among some users."
U.S. TikTok users reported 'zero views' glitches, restrictions, and account bans tied to content about Palestine, criticism of Donald Trump and ICE, and mentions of Jeffrey Epstein in private messages. The timing coincided with a deal that separated U.S. operations from the global business and transferred ownership to TikTok USDS Joint Ventures LLC, a private majority company overseeing TikTok in the United States. Immediately after the handover, the platform experienced outages and many U.S. users had trouble signing in. Once sign-ins resumed, users were required to accept new Terms of Service, which generated privacy concerns among some users.
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