TikTok tells Australia government it will make source code available for inspection

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TikTok tells Australia government it will make source code available for inspection
TikTok told an Australian government committee that it will allow government officials to review its algorithm and test its source code, as it seeks to overcome distrust surrounding the video-streaming app operator's China ownership. TikTok's owner ByteDance has reached a deal with ...

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