TikTok; Google; Your Data | 60 Minutes Full Episodes
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The Trump Administration considered banning TikTok due to security concerns, with President-elect Biden echoing worries over the app's Chinese ownership. Google's dominant position in search results and concerns over data privacy have led to scrutiny, including potential Anti-Trust actions and actions by the European Union to enforce privacy laws.
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- TikTok, a popular platform with 50 million American users, faces scrutiny due to concerns over data privacy and its ties to the Chinese government, prompting calls for its separation from the Chinese parent company.
- Google's dominance in search results, prioritizing its content and potentially stifling competition, has raised anti-competitive concerns, with the FTC's Bureau of Competition deeming its actions harmful to consumers. The European Union's strict data protection laws and enforcement actions by figures like Max Schrems are pressuring big tech companies to comply, with Dublin serving as a key decision-making hub due to its data protection centers and tech companies' European headquarters.
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