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<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>Two senators sent a letter to TikTok<\/a>'s CEO on Tuesday, accusing the company of making misleading claims to Congress<\/a> around how it stores and handles American user data, and demanding answers to more than a dozen questions by the end of next week.

The letter, from Sens. Richard Blumenthal<\/a>, D-Conn., and Marsha Blackburn<\/a>, R-Tenn., focused on how sensitive data about American users may be stored in China and how employees there may have access to it.

The lawmakers said recent reports from The New York Times and Forbes<\/a> raised questions about statements made during congressional testimony in March by Shou Chew<\/a>, TikTok's CEO, and in an October 2021 hearing involving Michael Beckerman, TikTok's head of public policy for the Americas. TikTok is owned by the Chinese company ByteDance<\/a>.

\"We are deeply troubled by TikTok's recurring pattern of providing misleading, inaccurate or false information to Congress and its users in the United States, including in response to us during oversight hearings and letters,\" the senators wrote.

TikTok has been working for years to convince the U.S. government that it can separate its U.S. operations and wall off American user data amid concerns that the company could provide that information to Chinese authorities.

\"We are reviewing the letter,\" said Alex Haurek, a spokesperson for TikTok. \"We remain confident in the accuracy of our testimony and responses to Congress.\"

Forbes reported last month that TikTok has stored the sensitive financial information of creators, including Social Security<\/a> numbers and tax IDs, on servers in China, where employees there can have access to them. TikTok uses internal tools and databases from ByteDance to manage payments to creators who earn money through the app, Forbes said.

The Times reported earlier in the month that American user data, including driver's licenses and potentially illegal content such as child sexual abuse materials, was shared at TikTok and ByteDance through an internal messaging and collaboration tool called Lark<\/a>.

The information was often available in Lark \"groups\" - chat rooms of employees - with thousands of members, alarming some workers because ByteDance workers in China and elsewhere could easily see the material. The Times learned that Lark data was stored on servers in China as of late last year. At the time, TikTok didn't respond to questions about whether Lark data is currently stored in China.

This article originally appeared in The New York Times<\/a>.

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参议员说TikTok可能误导了国会在美国用户数据的处理

这封信,从参议员理查德•布卢门撒尔康。玛莎布莱克本,田纳西。,专注于如何关于美国用户的敏感数据可能存储在中国和员工们如何有可能获得它。

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两位参议员致函TikTok周二的CEO,指责该公司进行误导国会在美国如何存储和处理用户数据,并要求十多个问题的答案下周结束的。

这封信,从Sens。理查德•布卢门撒尔,康。,玛莎布莱克本田纳西共和党。,专注于如何关于美国用户的敏感数据可能存储在中国和员工们如何有可能获得它。

议员们表示,最近在《纽约时报》和报道《福布斯》质疑3月在国会听证会上陈述寿咀嚼TikTok首席执行官,2021年10月听证会涉及迈克尔·贝克曼TikTok美洲公共政策主管。TikTok属于中国公司ByteDance。

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“我们深受TikTok困扰的循环模式提供误导、不准确或错误的信息在美国国会和用户,包括监管听证会期间我们和信件,”参议员们写道。

TikTok多年来一直在说服美国政府,它可以单独的美国美国用户数据操作和隔离由于担心该公司可能为中国当局提供这些信息。

说:“我们正在评估这封信Alex Haurek TikTok发言人。“我们有信心在我们的国会证词和响应的准确性。”

《福布斯》上月报道,TikTok存储创造者的敏感的财务信息,包括社会保障数字和税收id,在中国的服务器上,员工可以访问它们。从ByteDance TikTok使用内部工具和数据库管理通过软件赚钱,支付给创作者福布斯说。

《纽约时报》在本月初报道,美国用户数据,包括驾照和儿童性虐待等潜在的非法内容材料,在TikTok共享,ByteDance通过内部通讯和协作工具云雀。

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中可用的信息往往是云雀“团体”——聊天室的员工——成千上万的会员,让一些工人因为ByteDance工人在中国和其它地方可以很容易地看到材料。《纽约时报》了解到,云雀数据是存储在服务器在中国去年年底。当时,TikTok没有回应质疑云雀数据目前存储在中国。

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<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>Two senators sent a letter to TikTok<\/a>'s CEO on Tuesday, accusing the company of making misleading claims to Congress<\/a> around how it stores and handles American user data, and demanding answers to more than a dozen questions by the end of next week.

The letter, from Sens. Richard Blumenthal<\/a>, D-Conn., and Marsha Blackburn<\/a>, R-Tenn., focused on how sensitive data about American users may be stored in China and how employees there may have access to it.

The lawmakers said recent reports from The New York Times and Forbes<\/a> raised questions about statements made during congressional testimony in March by Shou Chew<\/a>, TikTok's CEO, and in an October 2021 hearing involving Michael Beckerman, TikTok's head of public policy for the Americas. TikTok is owned by the Chinese company ByteDance<\/a>.

\"We are deeply troubled by TikTok's recurring pattern of providing misleading, inaccurate or false information to Congress and its users in the United States, including in response to us during oversight hearings and letters,\" the senators wrote.

TikTok has been working for years to convince the U.S. government that it can separate its U.S. operations and wall off American user data amid concerns that the company could provide that information to Chinese authorities.

\"We are reviewing the letter,\" said Alex Haurek, a spokesperson for TikTok. \"We remain confident in the accuracy of our testimony and responses to Congress.\"

Forbes reported last month that TikTok has stored the sensitive financial information of creators, including Social Security<\/a> numbers and tax IDs, on servers in China, where employees there can have access to them. TikTok uses internal tools and databases from ByteDance to manage payments to creators who earn money through the app, Forbes said.

The Times reported earlier in the month that American user data, including driver's licenses and potentially illegal content such as child sexual abuse materials, was shared at TikTok and ByteDance through an internal messaging and collaboration tool called Lark<\/a>.

The information was often available in Lark \"groups\" - chat rooms of employees - with thousands of members, alarming some workers because ByteDance workers in China and elsewhere could easily see the material. The Times learned that Lark data was stored on servers in China as of late last year. At the time, TikTok didn't respond to questions about whether Lark data is currently stored in China.

This article originally appeared in The New York Times<\/a>.

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