TikTok refused to host disguised account for Chinese government

TikTok refused to host disguised account for Chinese government

TikTok refused to host disguised account for Chinese government
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TikTok has said it refused an attempt by the Chinese government to open a disguised account on the platform for the purpose of spreading propaganda.

The Chinese-owned social video app said the attempt was refused because the account would have violated its guidelines.

TikTok has more than 1 billion users worldwide and is owned by the Chinese tech firm ByteDance.

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