China says will never ask firms for data from abroad amid TikTok concerns

China's Foreign Ministry on Friday (March 24) said the country had never asked nor would ever ask any company to provide data or intelligence located abroad, amid growing security concerns about Chinese-owned video app TikTok.
The ministry’s response comes after TikTok’s CEO Chew Shou Zi faced questions from US lawmakers at a congressional hearing on Thursday.
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[@self.destructr]

She's quite right.... China doesn't ask the company, it orders the company to deliver the information 😅

[@paulongtc7401]

It is a no-brainer. CCP will never ask because CCP can access data directly.

[@simbeingguan2560]

CHINA says. But will they do it? They can, at the push of a button!

[@Chloe_playz608]

See what happened to Jack Ma, also if they didn't follow prepare to become like UA-cam and Facebook in China