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TikTok blocks 37 million suspicious product listings from its online shop
TikTok said it has blocked 37 million attempted product listings for its online shop, as it published its latest report into the safety of its e-commerce platform.
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TikTok Claims This Cold Medicine Can Help You Get Pregnant. Is That True?
When you are trying to conceive, all you want is those two lines on a positive pregnancy test. It can be a long journey there, after many cycles and research and hoping and waiting. But, in classic TikTok fashion, some claim there’s a hack for that ― in the form of Mucinex, an over-the-counter cough and cold medication.
Germany's far-right AfD party is finding success on TikTok — as its popularity among young voters grows
Germany's far-right Alternative für Deutschland (AfD) has gone from the political fringes to the mainstream in recent years, consistently polling in the top three parties in the country. And data shows that younger voters now play a major role in the party's growth. In Bavaria's 2023 state election, analysis from polling company Infratest Dimap showed 16% of voters aged 18-24 supported the AfD — this was up by 9 percentage points from the previous election and bigger than the party's broader result in the region. In Bavaria's mock state election for under-18s in
Seven TikTok creators trash Biden over social media hypocrisy: ‘Devastating for my small business’
Seven TikTok creators blasted President Biden for signing a bill this week that would force the sale of the social media platform unless its Chinese owners sold it to a U.S. company.
Despite All The Problems We're Facing, TikTok Was The Biggest Issue For Biden And Congress
TikTok could be a thing of the past for users in the United States within a year after President Joe Biden signed into law a bill that would force its Chinese owner, ByteDance, to sell its stake in TikTok or the app will be banned.