
TikTok enables Apple Music subscribers to listen to full tracks directly inside the app
TikTok now allows Apple Music subscribers to stream full songs directly inside the app, strengthening music discovery and seamless listening for users.
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TikTok now allows Apple Music subscribers to stream full songs directly inside the app, strengthening music discovery and seamless listening for users.

TikTok is reportedly not planning to add end-to-end encryption to its direct messaging feature, raising fresh questions about user privacy and platform security policies.

TikTok users in the US reported service disruptions after a second Oracle cloud outage affected the platform, highlighting reliance on external infrastructure.

TikTok introduces an opt-in Local Feed in the US, using precise location data to surface nearby content, businesses, and community updates.

The European Union has warned TikTok to disable addictive features such as infinite scroll and make changes to its recommendation algorithm to comply with EU digital rules.

TikTok has rebounded from a short-lived drop in US usage after its ownership change, regaining users who briefly shifted to rival short-video apps.

TikTok says its services have been fully restored after a widespread outage temporarily disrupted access for users across multiple regions.

A breakdown of TikTok’s U.S. ownership structure, the investors behind the platform, and how the ByteDance separation reshapes control, data security, and governance.

TikTok says recent app glitches affecting comments, search, and recommendations were caused by a power outage at a U.S. data centre, not policy or censorship changes.

TikTok has finalised a deal to create a majority U.S.-owned joint venture with American investors, resolving long-standing national security concerns and avoiding a potential U.S. ban.

TikTok has launched PineDrama, a new microdrama app offering one-minute episodic stories, as it expands into short-form scripted entertainment.

US senators have asked major tech platforms, including X, Meta, and Alphabet, to explain how they are addressing the spread of nonconsensual sexualized deepfakes.
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