Indonesia Is Not the Top TikTok User Country

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Yosepha Pusparisa 06/07/2020 15:30 WIB

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Several countries are investigating this Chinese-origin app due to concerns about user data theft.

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Indonesia Is Not the Top TikTok User Country

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The Indian government has blocked 59 Chinese applications, including TikTok, amid a border conflict between the two countries. The Indian government considers these applications a threat to user data security.

According to Priori Data, India is TikTok's largest market. In mid-2020, the short-video application reached 99.8 million downloads (June). TikTok is reportedly losing up to US$6 billion (Rp 87 trillion at an exchange rate of Rp 14,500/US$) due to the block by the Indian government.

The United States (US) follows India with 45.6 million TikTok downloads. However, US national security authorities also reviewed ByteDance, the company behind TikTok, last November. Their investigation revealed allegations of user data collection. This issue is now surfacing globally, with TikTok facing accusations of user data theft for business and political competition.

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