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Tick-tock.

The world's biggest social media sites and the app that proves Americans can read subtitles just fine when they want to.

Yeah?

Hundreds of millions of people around the world use tick-tock every day.

Because I mean, what else are you going to do while you're pooping, right?

But what many tick-tock users might not realize is tick-tock is owned by a Chinese company.

And now we're finding out that while you're watching videos of people dancing,

China might be watching you.

The leaked audio from social media company tick-tocks internal meeting

suggested Beijing has repeatedly accessed data from users here in the US.

The recording suggests that tick-tock is falling down on its promise to wall off Americans data

from its Chinese parent company. With one of the app's researchers telling colleagues,

quote, I get my instructions from the main office in Beijing.

Oh no! China's secretly watching all of us on tick-tock.

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