A federal judge in Los Angeles has tentatively refused to lift the consent decree imposed on Musical.ly, the app ByteDance bought and turned into TikTok. Vlad Savov and Josh Sisco reported the ruling for Bloomberg, which said Judge George H.
A federal judge in Los Angeles has tentatively refused to lift the consent decree imposed on Musical.ly, the app ByteDance bought and turned into TikTok.
Vlad Savov and Josh Sisco reported the ruling for Bloomberg, which said Judge George H.
Wu intends to keep oversight of the company's privacy practices.
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A federal judge in Los Angeles has tentatively refused to lift the consent decree imposed on Musical.ly, the app ByteDance bought and turned into TikTok. Vlad Savov and Josh Sisco reported the ruling for Bloomberg, which said Judge George H. Wu intends to keep oversight of the company's privacy practices.
Wu intends to keep oversight of the company's privacy practices. Wu wrote that the order imposed […] This story continues at The Next Web
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