Taiwan's government has opened a probe into Chinese-owned social media platform TikTok on suspicion of illegally operating a subsidiary on the island, though the company's owner denied the accusation.

Taiwan joined the U.S. and other countries in barring TikTok from government devices in 2022, due to concerns over data security. Lai and his fellow party members do not have TikTok accounts.

Taiwan Sounds Alarm Over Data Safety Taiwan’s National Security Bureau (NSB) has issued a major warning to the public about ...

According to the government-backed Taiwan Communication Survey, 44 per cent of primary school pupils in Taiwan use TikTok, and among junior high school students (typically aged 13-15) usage is ...

The Chinese government could use TikTok to control data on millions of people and harness the short-form video app to shape public opinion should China invade Taiwan, FBI Director Christopher Wray ...

TAIPEI, Taiwan — TikTok users concerned about a possible ban are finding solace in a strange place. Days ahead of a Supreme Court decision that could determine whether the popular short-video ...

Taiwan is not a big enough market for TikTok like the US where the company also recently came under fire. The US government also accused TikTok of sharing access to users' data with China.

TikTok has teamed up with a fact-checking group to limit fake news about Taiwan’s coming presidential election, as it seeks to fend off critics that it is a mainland Chinese disinformation tool.

WELCOME TO AMERICA, PRESIDENT TSAI. PARDON OUR BICKERING. Taiwan’s President Tsai Ing-wen lands in New York today for the first of two layover visits in the U.S. as she travels to and from Latin ...

TikTok, which is not widely used in Taiwan, has come under pressure mostly in the United States on concerns about China getting access to users personal data, which the company denies.