Days after the ban in India, Chinese video-sharing app TikTok is pulling away from Hong Kong and may lose another big market for the app after Mike Pompeo, the US Secretary of State, said that the country is considering banning the app. While TikTok has not been banned in Hong Kong yet, the ByteDance proprietary app cited 'recent events' to justify its decision to exit the market. TikTok has been under fire in many countries, including India, the US, and Australia, for its relations to China and concerns over user data passed over to China's intelligence agencies. #tiktoks#tiktokvideos#tiktokhot#foryoupage#titkok#tiktokdance#tiktokapp#tiktoker#tiktokboys#tiktokmusically#tiktok#tiktokban#dilbechara#ssr#sushantsinghrajput#sushant#tiktokindia#tiktokindonesia#tiktokchina#chineseapp#china#tiktokusa#tiktokaustralia#carryminati#carry#tiktokvsyoutube#indiangovernment#tiktokhongkong#hongkong##tiktokstar https://www.instagram.com/p/CCV_RDBlecC/?igshid=103louscwuuy1








