As it is in the United States, TikTok is popular in Taiwan, used by a quarter of the island’s 23 million residents. People post videos of themselves shopping for trendy clothes, dressing up as ...

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

China-made apps present cybersecurity risks far beyond the reasonable expectations for data-collection requirements taken by ...

TikTok Influencers Give Xi a Rare Soft Power Win in Taiwan Musicians from China are building ever larger fan bases in Taiwan, helping Xi Jinping expand Beijing’s soft power even as geopolitical ...

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.

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 ...

In Taiwan, as in the U.S. and other Western countries, TikTok has been banned on government devices over cybersecurity concerns linked to the app's parent company in Beijing, ByteDance.

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 CCP thinks the principal value of TikTok is the ability to impact public opinion at a critical moment," he said. "When I met with leadership in Taiwan, on TikTok they said, in effect, they're ...

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.