TikTok users in the United States have filed a lawsuit to lift Montana’s ban on the China-owned short video sharing platform. Montana became the first state last week to impose a complete ban on China-based Bytedanece’s viral app, citing China’s
Twitter has made its timeline algorithm code available on GitHub and provided a blog post to clarify the reasoning behind the move. The article delves into the various factors considered by the algorithm in selecting tweets to appear in the
China-owned video-sharing platform TikTok is on the verge of a nationwide ban in the United States. A possible ban will force more than 150 million users in the United States to uninstall the app, which will also affect 5 million
Twitter will be implementing a major change in its recommendation system, Elon Musk has announced. Starting from April 15, only verified accounts will be eligible to appear in For You recommendations. In a tweet, Musk said the change “is the
Popular LGBTQ+ dating app Grindr has warned its Egyptian users of police-run accounts, reports Al Jazeera. Police are using fake accounts and taking over real accounts from users who have been arrested, the application warned. Grindr now shows a warning
China-owned video-sharing platform TikTok is on the verge of a nationwide ban in the United States over security concerns. The proposed ban is being reviewed by Congress, but voices have started to rise against the restriction. TikTok currently has 150
China-owned social network TikTok was banned in India three years ago because of geopolitical tension between the two nations. However, the data of Indian users who once used TikTok is still accessible to Beijing-based Bytedance, according to Forbes. TikTok is
TikTok has manipulated its own algorithm to promote certain tent pole moments such as the World Cup or when Taylor Swift first joined the platform, Business Insider reported. “We do promote content like the World Cup or when Taylor Swift
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