TikTok's Owner A 'Mouthpiece' For China, Justice Department Says

The Justice Department accuses TikTok of being a mouthpiece for China, citing Jammings' public statements promoting the Chinese Communist Party's agenda. The accusations are part of a legal effort to ban TikTok in the US. TikTok is distancing itself from ByteDance and negotiating with an American buyer to avoid a ban. The Trump administration claims user data is sent to China, which TikTok disputes, stating data is stored in Virginia and Singapore.

What is TikTok accused of by the Justice Department?

• Promoting American values

• Being a mouthpiece for China

• Supporting European policies

• Ignoring international laws

What is TikTok trying to do to avoid a US ban?

• Move its headquarters to Europe

• Increase its user base

• Launch a new app

• Negotiate a deal with an American buyer

What does the Trump administration claim about TikTok?

• It is the most popular app in the US

• It transmits user data to China

• It has no ties to China

• It is a secure platform

Where does TikTok claim to store US user data?

• In Europe

• In Virginia and Singapore

• In China

• In Australia

What is TikTok's response to the data transmission claims?

• They plan to move data storage to China

• They have no comment

• They dispute the claims

• They agree with the claims