Even without any analysis it's quite clear what a company based in Beijing who censors everything on the party's whim is doing, though reading about the methods of fingerprinting was quite fun.
Aren't they censoring all political content, not only the china based political content? At least that is what i was told/remembered not sure which source it was.
This is true, though they aren't doing a very good job of it. There's a ton of trending content under political # that get popular and left alone.
> Those are the PRIVACY problems with Tiktok. Last week Netzpolitik published detailed information about CENSORSHIP problems.